How We Help
Each engagement has a defined scope, a defined timeline, and a working system at the end of it.
Agent Implementation
For operations managers and CTOs who have a specific workflow that currently requires manual judgment. We design, build, and deploy an AI agent that handles that workflow autonomously for the clear cases and routes edge cases to a human reviewer.
This is the core engagement. Most clients come with a scheduling problem, an invoice follow-up flow, a document classification task, or an intake routing problem. We scope it, build it, test it against real data, and hand it over.
- Discovery session to map the current workflow and identify decision points
- Scope document describing what the agent handles, what it escalates, and how
- Agent design, development, and integration with existing systems
- Test run against a sample of real data before production deployment
- Deployment support and documentation
- One month of included support after go-live
Workflow Automation Audit
For companies that aren't sure where to start. Over two days, we map your operational workflows, identify which ones are strong candidates for automation, and give you a prioritised list with honest assessments of complexity and expected return.
The output is a structured report you can use to make an internal decision — whether that means working with us, working with someone else, or deciding it's not the right moment.
- Two half-day working sessions with the relevant team members
- Mapping of four to eight operational workflows
- Assessment of automation feasibility and indicative complexity for each
- Prioritised shortlist with recommendations and caveats
- Written report, delivered within five working days of the second session
LLM Integration Consulting
For development teams who are building their own internal tooling and want a second opinion on model selection, prompt design, evaluation approach, or production architecture. This is a consulting engagement — we work alongside your team, not instead of it.
Typically engaged for a defined period (two to six weeks) around a specific question or decision. Common requests: model selection for a document classification task, evaluation framework for a text generation pipeline, review of a prompt architecture before production.
- Initial scoping call to understand the specific question or problem
- Regular working sessions over the engagement period
- Code review and technical feedback
- Written summary of recommendations at the end
Ongoing Support Retainer
For clients who have a deployed agent and want a reliable way to handle changes, incidents, and questions without spinning up a new project each time. A fixed monthly arrangement covering a defined scope of support activity.
Genuinely optional — most systems can be maintained by a developer after handover with the documentation we provide. The retainer is for clients who prefer not to hold that responsibility internally.
- Monitoring of agent behaviour against defined thresholds
- Incident response during business hours
- Minor configuration changes and prompt adjustments
- Monthly summary of agent activity and any anomalies
- Access to us by email for questions during the retainer period
How an engagement typically works
Brief call
We spend 30 minutes understanding the workflow and whether it's a reasonable fit for automation. If it isn't, we say so here.
Scope document
We write up what the agent does, what it doesn't do, what inputs it handles, what outputs it produces, and what the edge case handling looks like. You review it before any contract is signed.
Build & test
We build the agent and run it against a sample of your real data before it touches production. You see how it behaves on actual cases — not synthetic ones — before approving deployment.
Handover
We deploy, document, and hand over. You own the code. We're available for one month of included support after go-live. After that, you decide whether you want a retainer or prefer to run it internally.
Ready to scope something?
Tell us about the workflow. We'll tell you whether it makes sense to automate and what that would look like.
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