Services
Three engagements. Each with a scope, a price, and a measure.
They are designed to be taken in order, but each stands on its own. Nothing is open-ended.
AI Readiness Roadmap
Two weeks · fixed fee
Find out where AI will pay back in your operation, and what has to be true before it can.
What you get
- Interviews with operations, compliance, and the people doing the work
- Inventory of the data, systems, and policies an AI system would touch
- Ranked list of candidate workflows with an estimated return for each
- Governance gaps: audit, access, retention, vendor terms, model risk
- A written plan for the first pilot, with scope, metric, and price
A decision you can defend to your board and your examiner.
Pilot
Four to six weeks · fixed scope
One workflow, your real data, a working system your staff use by the end.
What you get
- Written scope, success metric, and data boundary agreed before build
- A deployed agent, retrieval system, or automation in your environment
- Audit logging, access control, and human review built in from day one
- Staff training and a runbook for the people who own it afterwards
- A measured result against the metric, reported plainly
Proof, on your data, that the return is real.
Fractional AI Architect
Monthly retainer
Senior ownership of your AI program without the cost of a full-time hire.
What you get
- A named architect accountable for the program, present every week
- Vendor and model selection, contract review, and cost control
- Model governance: policy, monitoring, incident response
- Scoping and delivery of subsequent pilots and rollouts
- Briefings for leadership and the board in language they use
A program that compounds instead of a series of one-off projects.
What we build
The four things that reliably earn their keep.
Deployed agents
Assistants that take real actions inside your systems, with approvals and logs.
Retrieval on your documents
Answers grounded in your policies, contracts, and records, with citations and access control.
Workflow automation
Intake, triage, drafting, reconciliation, and reporting, handed off to people where judgment is required.
Governance and audit
Model risk policy, evaluation, monitoring, and the paper trail an examiner expects.
Not sure which engagement fits?
Most clients start with the Roadmap. If you already know the workflow and have the data, a Pilot may be the right first step. A short call will settle it.