How we work
Four stages, no surprises
The timeline is typical for a single business process. What matters is not the number of weeks but the order — and above all what happens in stage one.
01
Diagnostic
2–4 weeks- Interviews with the people who own the process
- Mapping the candidate processes
- Ranking by return against risk
- A recommendation — including what to leave alone
What you get
A priced decision document
02
Pilot
3–4 weeks- One process, fixed scope
- Success metrics agreed in advance
- An explicit definition of failure
- Work with real users
What you get
A working system and accuracy data
03
Production
4–6 weeks- Integration with core systems
- Permissions and approval controls
- Monitoring and exception handling
- Staged rollout to users
What you get
A live system with a decision log
04
Handover
Final week- Full technical and operational documentation
- Training for your internal team
- A fault-handling procedure
- The code and the data stay with you
What you get
Full ownership and independent operation
