Redesign& Deploy
One workflow, taken from pilot to production.
We redesign the process and who owns it, then build and deploy the AI agent that runs it. You get a working system in your operation, with measurable output from day one.
From 2 weeks to live
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What you get
A redesigned workflow with a production agent at its centre, integrated with your existing tools. Not a proof of concept.
Process redesign first
We take the single highest-value manual workflow and redesign it with the people who run it: what changes, what the agent does, what stays human. All before a line of code is written.
Integration with your stack
The agent connects directly to the tools your team already uses: CRM, email, spreadsheets, internal databases. No migration required.
Ownership and guardrails
Every workflow has a named owner. Every agent ships with defined escalation points and approval steps. Your team stays in control, and the agent handles the volume.
Metrics from week one
We instrument time saved, error rate, and throughput from day one so you can show the board a number by the end of the first fortnight.
This is for you if
- You've done the research and want to ship something real, not another pilot
- There's a specific manual process eating hours every week that everyone knows should be automated
- You need to show the board a return before committing to a larger programme
- You want a working agent in production, not a roadmap for one
How the two weeks work
- Week one
Redesign, scope, build
We run a half-day session with the people who do the work, redesign the workflow, agree the owner and sign-off points, and begin building. You review a working prototype by end of week.
- Week two
Integrate, test, go live
We connect the agent to your live systems, run edge-case testing with your team, and deploy. You end the week with a production agent and a metrics dashboard.
Start with
one workflow.
Thirty founder-led minutes. No pitch, no framework deck. We look at what you're already running, name the one workflow worth taking into production first, and tell you honestly whether it's worth doing.