What sets the price
- ScaleNumber of users and teams
- DeploymentSaaS, private or hybrid
- ResourcesModel and execution resource usage
- IntegrationWhich business systems need connecting
Start with one task
Prove one real task first
Select work a team does every week and record what it currently costs in time, rework and money. Run it for four to six weeks, then decide whether to stop, adjust or expand.
- Scope
- One team and one or two recurring tasks
- Period
- Normally four to six weeks
- Review
- Compare the outcome with the baseline
What you receive at the end
- Configured projects, access, models and execution resources
- Task baseline, acceptance rules, usage and execution records
- A before-and-after comparison to stop, adjust or expand with evidence
Pricing depends on team size, deployment, AI resources and integration scope.
Settle these before the pilot starts
- The task has to be repeatable and reviewable, and a failed pilot must not disrupt production.
- Without a baseline recorded beforehand, the result can only be judged by impression, so time, rework, cost and the pass condition are written down first.
- Improvement is measured during the pilot rather than guaranteed in advance.
Tell us how the work is done today
Walk us through how the work is done today and which number is hardest to stand behind, and we will come back with scope, length and acceptance terms.