The 30-Day Deployment
Prove it on one workflow before you commit.
Thirty days, up to five of your people, live work. At the end you get a written decision: continue, refine, or stop.
Book a 15-minute fit call →How the thirty days run.
Week one: pick and map
We choose one workflow, name an owner on your side, document how it runs today, and record the baseline.
Weeks two and three: set up and use
I set it up inside your own systems, around your standards. Your people use it on live work, with a reviewer named for every output.
Week four: measure and decide
Time per cycle against the baseline, what the team kept and what they sent back, and a written recommendation.
What you get.
- A map of how the workflow runs today
- A working AI-assisted version of it
- A one-page record for the workflow: owner, access, approvals, log, stop condition, and result
- Time per cycle, before and after
- A written recommendation, including stop if that's the honest answer
The map is yours whether or not you continue.
What we measure.
Week one: we record the baseline. Week four: we measure the same thing again. Three numbers: time per cycle, how much your reviewers sent back, and how many of the five people still use it on day 30. Measured numbers are labeled measured. Estimates are labeled estimates, and the two are never mixed.
What stays with a person.
The system can prepare, check, and assemble. Anything that sends, posts, pays, files, or speaks for your company waits for a person to say yes. It runs inside your own systems, with access limited to what the workflow needs.