Diagnose, prove, ship, operate.
Each step earns the next one. You can stop after any of them. You own the code either way.
Diagnose
We map the repeated decision before we mention a model. Most of this call is about where the data lives and who acts on the answer.
How long
45 minutes
What you give us
An honest description of the work and the systems that hold it.
What you get
Three ranked workflows, the blocking risks, and a fixed-price proof scope.
Prove
The proof runs on your data, not on a public sample. A no-go is a real outcome and it costs you 21 days rather than a year.
How long
21 days
What you give us
A copy or a restricted subset of the data, and one point of contact.
What you get
A working result, a benchmark against how the work is done today, a named failure list, and a go or no-go recommendation.
Ship
Governed means a human approves what the workflow changes until the record says it does not need to. The code lands in your repository.
How long
30 days
What you give us
Access to the target system and a named owner on your side.
What you get
One governed workflow in production, an approval gate for anything it changes, and the metric reported from week one.
Operate
A workflow that is not measured drifts. This step exists so the result holds after the launch week.
How long
Monthly
What you give us
Fifteen minutes a month to read the report.
What you get
Measurement, retuning, failure review, and a written account of what changed.
Start at step one
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