Three weeks from call to running in production.

Automation audit

We walk your two worst workflows on a screen share and time every step. You leave with a map, a shortlist ranked by payback, and an honest note on anything not worth automating.

Scope in writing

One page per workflow: what it will do, what it touches, what it will return in hours, and what we will not attempt. If the payback is under six months we say so; if it is not, we tell you that instead.

Build in the open

Built in your accounts from day one, with a shared Slack channel and a Friday demo of whatever is working. You see the thing run before you approve it.

Go live with guardrails

Staged: shadow mode first, then a slice of real volume, then everything. Retries, error branches and alerting on every path, and a fallback that hands work to a human rather than dropping it.

Handover or hold the pager

A one-page runbook and a ninety-minute session so your team can make small edits. Then either you own it outright, or we stay on as fractional ops and keep the pager.