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Two weeks to find the workflow worth automating first, what it costs you today, and what the build would cost.

Workflow diagnostic

Timeline, price and terms

Timeline

2 weeks

Price

Fixed price
$2,500

Credited in full to the build if you go ahead.

Payment

50% before we start, 50% on delivery.

Ownership

The code, the prompts and your data are yours. NDA before the first call.

What you get

  1. A map of 3 to 5 workflows, drawn with the people who run them.
  2. What each workflow costs you today, measured.
  3. One workflow picked as the place to start.
  4. A written plan with a clear go or no-go.
  5. A fixed price for the build, so you know the cost before you commit.

How it runs

  1. Map

    Week 1

    We talk to the people who do the work and map 3 to 5 workflows step by step.

  2. Measure

    Week 1

    We put a cost on each workflow in hours and money.

  3. Pick

    Week 2

    We choose the one to automate first and check that your tools and data can support it.

  4. Plan

    Week 2

    You get the written plan, our go or no-go, and a fixed price for the build.

Questions

What happens to the $2,500 if we go ahead?

It is credited to the build. On an $8,000 agent build, you pay $5,500 more.

What if the answer is no-go?

You keep the written plan and the workflow map. You will have spent $2,500 instead of paying for a build that would not pay back.

Is this the same as the free workflow check?

No. The free workflow check is a two-minute quiz you fill in yourself. The workflow diagnostic is two weeks of work with your team and ends in a written plan.

Do we have to share our data?

We sign a reasonable mutual NDA before the first call. Your data stays yours, and we only look at what we need to measure the workflows.

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