
01AI audit & strategy
Review workflows, data, and existing tools. Prioritise opportunities by practical value and feasibility, with a clear recommendation for what to test first.
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Your team is spending time searching for answers, processing information, or repeating the same steps. You can see opportunities for AI, but need a clear way to choose, test, and put them into use.
Find the tasks where automation could save useful time.
Make approved information easier for staff or customers to find.
Turn the use case into a feature people can understand and use.
We help choose the right problem, connect the right information, and define how the solution should behave when it is uncertain.

Review workflows, data, and existing tools. Prioritise opportunities by practical value and feasibility, with a clear recommendation for what to test first.

Connect document processing, information extraction, and routine actions into your workflow, with checks and human review where the task needs them.

Build assistants that use approved knowledge and tools to answer questions or complete defined tasks. Give them clear permissions, limits, and routes to a person.

Add capabilities such as guided planning, search, and recommendations to your product. Design the surrounding experience so users know what the feature can do.

Help your team use AI in everyday work through practical workflows, guidance, and training built around their roles and tools.
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A typical 10-week AI pilot
Start with one task, prove it on real cases, then build from there.
10weeks, use case to integration
We understand the workflow and agree on the improvement worth pursuing.
We review data access, permissions, integrations, and the situations the solution needs to handle.
We test a focused version against representative tasks, checking usefulness, errors, and the need for human review.
We bring it into the working experience and use feedback, performance, and cost to guide the next iteration.
We agree on what improvement looks like before building: less time on a task, fewer corrections, more completed workflows, or faster access to the right information. Those measures help decide whether to expand, adjust, or stop.
Didn't find the answer?
Book a call and let's have a chat.It depends on scope, but most website projects run four to eight weeks, and custom software projects typically run two to four months for a first version. We work in stages, so you're seeing real progress early rather than waiting for a big reveal at the end. Before we start, we'll give you a clear timeline with milestones — and because most of our clients work with us on a retainer, the launch date is usually a starting point rather than a finish line.
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