What work keeps getting stuck?
Tell us about one recurring process and how it runs now. We reply by email with the step causing the trouble, one fix we would make, where a person still approves the work, and whether an existing tool already covers it.
New client requests enter a shared inbox without an owner. The queue is doing the routing.
An intake path that checks required fields, assigns the right team, and drafts requests for missing context. A person approves the route and reply.
Your team can set the rules. A sprint is useful when you want the intake path connected, tested, and documented.
Your request is in.
We'll review what you sent and reply by email. If we need more context, we'll ask in that reply.
What happens next
The written assessment comes back by email. One bottleneck, one fix, and a straight answer about whether you need anything more.
If the work needs investigation, the reply explains the paid audit. It describes what the AI Workflow Audit covers, in writing. The services page carries the price and scope, and this guide walks through what an audit contains. If the workflow is already clear, we skip the audit and scope a sprint.
Every report ends with three paths. Build it yourself from the prescription, work through the backlog with us, or hand off one fixed-price build. The recommendation follows the evidence in the report.