What happens during the free strategy session?
We spend an hour on how your business runs: what you do, where the manual work piles up and what you want to improve. Then we look at where AI would genuinely help, separate the quick wins from the bigger projects, and agree which opportunities are worth going after first.
What will I receive afterwards?
One document written for your business: your AI action plan. It sets out the biggest AI opportunities you should go after first, why each one matters, where a person should stay in charge, and a practical first step for each.
Is there any obligation to work with you?
None. The session is free and the action plan is yours to keep. If it makes sense to go further we explain how, and you decide. If AI is not the answer for part of your business, we will tell you.
Why does an implementation start at £5,000?
Because it is a working system built around your business: the software, the AI agents, the connections to your existing tools, testing, launch and training your team. The price follows the scope and the value of the change, it is agreed in writing before anything is built, and it is half to start and half at launch, or split across as many months as your cash flow needs.
Will my team need to learn new software?
As little as possible. We build into the tools your team already opens wherever we can. Where something new is needed, we train the people who will use it, on their own work, in the room. Nobody is handed a manual and left to it.
What happens if an AI agent gets something wrong?
Every agent works within written rules: what it may do on its own and what it must put in front of a person. Anything that cannot be undone, such as sending, spending or deleting, stops for approval. Your team can see what the system has done, and if something we built is not working as it should, we fix it under the warranty or the monthly support.
Do I own the software and data?
You own everything we build for you: the code, your data and your prompts. You pay your own AI usage directly at cost, with no mark up, and the tools you already use stay on your own licences. If we host it, we own the infrastructure it runs on, not what is in it. What you keep and how your data comes out is agreed in writing before we start.
What if AI is not suitable for one of my processes?
Then we say so. A fair share of what we get asked for should not be built, and some work should stay with people. The aim is the right work handled by the right mix of people, software and AI, not AI everywhere.