Hidden rework
Same data touched repeatedly—systems do not line up or the process was never end-to-end.
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Offer
Working session + readout: where work slows, what is automatable, what stays human—so you fund the next step with evidence, not decks.
No full requirements doc needed—enough clarity to compare options and pick a sane first phase.
Not a generic maturity score. A structured look at one or two priority flows—time lost, broken handoffs, data you can trust for automation or augmentation.
Same data touched repeatedly—systems do not line up or the process was never end-to-end.
Deterministic enough for reliable automation vs where models summarize, classify, or retrieve—without pretending judgment vanishes.
Whether access, governance, and ownership support delivery soon—or groundwork should come first.
Internal drag is real but the starting point is unclear—or you fear funding the wrong thing first.
Consumer chatbots, public marketing AI, or “strategy” untied to workflows—we focus on internal execution and automation.
One or two areas where throughput, errors, or cycle time matter—focused enough to see clearly.
Walk the real path with operators: tools, handoffs, exceptions, accountability.
Concise write-up and recommendation—including what not to automate yet.
The audit is meant to reduce uncertainty—not to sell a predetermined build.
Recommendations tie to how work is done today, not generic industry slides.
If groundwork should come first, we say so—so you do not fund implementation that your environment cannot support yet.
No. Part of the audit is what is in play and what access is realistic—unknowns become explicit findings.
Scope and terms are agreed before work starts. This page qualifies fit and value—not hidden pricing.
Valid outcome: groundwork tasks and a clearer timeline for when build makes sense.
Which workflows hurt most—we confirm fit and how the session would run.
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