Service

    AI and agents

    Everyone's talking about AI. Nothing's in production yet.

    We put AI to work on one specific job — drafting, routing, research or support — with the review steps your team needs. The goal is a workflow that runs every day, not a demo.

    What's included

    Agents connected to the tools you already use

    AI that reads from and writes to your existing systems, so it fits into the work instead of sitting in a separate chat window.

    Permissions, logging and audit trails

    Clear limits on what the AI can see and do, with a record of every action for review.

    Human review where it matters

    Staff approve, adjust or reject AI output before anything reaches a customer, student or ledger.

    Measured against how the work gets done today

    We baseline the current workflow first, then measure the same thing after launch.

    Typical start: One workflow, measured before and after

    How an engagement runs

    1. 1. A free 30-minute call to understand the problem and what done looks like.
    2. 2. A fixed-fee proposal with scope and timeline within a week.
    3. 3. A working prototype in two weeks, so you react to real software, not slides.
    4. 4. Short sprints with a demo every week — you see progress and steer as we go.
    5. 5. Launch, documentation and handover, with support while your team settles in.

    Related work

    Questions

    How fast will we see something?
    Usually a usable prototype within two weeks. From there we build in short sprints with a demo every week.
    What does a project cost?
    Every project is quoted as a fixed fee after a free 30-minute call, once we understand the problem and what done looks like.
    Can you work with our existing systems?
    Yes. Most of our work connects to tools you already use — accounting, email, calendars and databases.
    Will you sign an NDA?
    Yes, before you share anything sensitive.

    Got a process that should be software?

    A few sentences is enough. Roland reads every message himself.

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