A senior engineer walks your workflows and hands you a written map: the two or three automations with the fastest payback, what each would take to build, and the honest list of what to leave alone. Yours to keep, whether you hire us or not.
Fig. 01 · What you walk away with (sample)
Not a chatbot demo and not a slide deck. An engineer who builds these systems asks how your business actually runs, and listens.
Your top two or three automations, ranked by payback, with the hours each one gives back and what it would take to build.
What's a two-week build, what's a bigger project, and what your data needs to look like before either makes sense.
The workflows where AI would cost more than it saves. Most vendors won't write this list. It's our favourite part.
How your data would be scoped, what the AI could and couldn't see, and where PIPA and PIPEDA fit before anything is built.
Fig. 02 · The whole thing. No trial tier.
Boring, frequent, and rule-shaped. That's the profile.
And when a workflow doesn't fit the profile, we say so. Half the value of the map is what it tells you not to build.
Map my workflowsWhy free? Because it's our best sales pitch.
Some businesses take the map and never call again, and that's genuinely fine. Enough see the difference between an AI vendor selling a platform and an engineer scoping a build, and hire us for the first automation. We'd rather earn that trust with a useful document than an ad budget. No tricks, no obligation, and the map is yours either way.
That's the value of the map, and it's also the constraint. We run a limited number each month, first come, first served.
"Nothing here is worth automating yet" is a valid result, and we'll put it in writing with the reasons why. What we won't do is invent an AI project to have something to sell. The map has to be true, or it's worthless to both of us.
Document intelligence, inbox triage, grounded internal agents, Power Automate integrations: built, tested, and running for real businesses. Including one build that speaks for itself:
Four fields, one business day to an engineer's reply, and the map is yours regardless of what happens after.
No. You know your business and where the time goes; that's the expertise this needs. We translate it into what's buildable. If you can describe your most annoying Tuesday, you're qualified.
The assessment is conversation-first: we don't need access to your systems to build the map. If a deeper look would sharpen a recommendation, we'll ask, explain exactly what for, and it's your call. Privacy scoping under PIPA and PIPEDA is part of the map itself, before anything is ever built.
Then the map says so, in writing, with the reasons. You'll still walk away knowing which workflows are close, what would need to change first, and what to ignore when the next AI salesperson calls. That document alone is worth the fifteen minutes.