Four ways to work with us, from a two week audit to running your agents in production. Each one has a fixed scope, a number attached, and a defined finish line.
Two weeks inside your operations. We shadow the work, map every workflow, score each one by hours lost, and hand back a build plan with a price per agent.
We design, build, and ship the agents themselves. Prompts, eval suites, integrations, and the handoff rule that decides what a human still sees.
Thirty-eight production connectors across CRMs, helpdesks, finance tools, and data stores. If a system has an API, an agent can work it under your credentials.
We run what we built. Monitoring, eval upkeep, cost tuning, same-day fixes on broken runs, and a monthly ledger of the hours your team got back.
The people in the kickoff are the people who build it. No handover to a delivery pod you have never met.
Written before the prompt, run on every change, and handed to you with the workflow. It is how we both know it still works.
Every run recorded with its duration and cost, in your account, from the first day of the build.
A written rule for what an agent may finish alone and what routes to a person, agreed before anything ships.
Prompts, evals, and connectors live in your repositories under your credentials. Leaving takes an afternoon.
Thursday, thirty minutes, the actual run log on screen. No slides, no status document.
Map the workflows, score hours lost, pick the first three builds.
Prompts, evals, and integrations, all shipped behind a human gate.
Cutover with rollback, running side by side with the old process.
Managed operations: monitoring, cost tuning, a monthly hours ledger.
No. The audit is the strategy. Two weeks of watching real work beats a quarter of workshops, and you end it holding a costed build plan rather than a slide deck.
It routes to a person. The handoff rule is written before the prompt, and anything the eval suite has not proven stays behind that gate until it does.
Through your accounts, under your credentials, with the run log in your infrastructure. We hold no copy of your customer data.
Yes, and some clients do. The prompts, evals, and connectors are yours. Managed operations exists because most teams would rather not staff it, not because you cannot.
Six weeks is our average from the end of the audit, and nine from the first conversation. Simple workflows have gone live in three.