Work

Four ways to work with us, in the order most teams use them.

Start with clarity, improve one workflow, then scale only what has proved useful. Every step should earn the next one.

Service ladder

Four ways to work together, in the order most teams use them.

01

Foundations

Develop the fundamental skills to use AI for repeatable, expected outcomes. Map processes, risks, and opportunities in a way AI tools can work with.

Best for
Teams that need clarity, confidence, and a practical first step.
Shape
2-hour or half-day workshops
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02

Workflows

Take one repetitive process, analyse it, map it, and build an AI workflow exactly where it's needed.

Best for
Teams with known pain points and clear processes, ready to drive value.
Shape
2-3 week sprints
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03

Agents

Custom AI agents for the specific parts of the business where simple automation isn't enough and you need AI to make decisions rather than follow a fixed plan.

Best for
AI-mature teams with clear review rules and stable operating data.
Shape
3-6 sprints
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04

Software

Using AI where it's most useful, we build custom applications and full platforms to a high standard, fast. Not vibe coding — fully documented software your team can understand and develop further.

Best for
Teams who want to take their product from 0 → 1 quickly.
Shape
Scoped per project
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Foundations

Develop the fundamental skills to use AI for repeatable, expected outcomes. Map processes, risks, and opportunities in a way AI tools can work with.

For: Teams that need clarity, confidence, and a practical first step. Shape: 2-hour or half-day workshops

Includes
  • Workflow discovery session
  • AI use-case mapping
  • Team confidence and readiness scan
  • Prioritised next-step recommendation
Not included
  • Building a production automation
  • Replacing existing tools
  • Generic AI training with no workflow relevance

Map

Follow the real path of work, including tools, handoffs, source material, and review points.

Judge

Separate useful AI opportunities from risky, vague, or low-value ideas.

Prioritise

Choose the first sensible move and define what should happen next.

Do we need to know what AI tool we want?

No. The workshop is designed to decide where AI should help before choosing tools.

What do we leave with?

A clearer workflow map, opportunity list, risk notes, and a recommended next step.

Workflows

Take one repetitive process, analyse it, map it, and build an AI workflow exactly where it's needed.

For: Teams with known pain points and clear processes, ready to drive value. Shape: 2-3 week sprints

Includes
  • Workflow map
  • Before and after design
  • Automation or AI-assisted prototype
  • Handover documentation
Not included
  • Unbounded digital transformation
  • Unsupervised autonomous workflows
  • Multi-team rollout without governance

Scope

Choose one repeated workflow and agree the before state.

Redesign

Redesign the workflow around clear inputs, review, and ownership.

Build

Build the smallest useful automation or assistive prototype.

Handover

Test, document, and hand over with a measurement plan.

Agents

Custom AI agents for the specific parts of the business where simple automation isn't enough and you need AI to make decisions rather than follow a fixed plan.

For: AI-mature teams with clear review rules and stable operating data. Shape: 3-6 sprints

Full engagement details are being finalised — get in touch to talk through fit.

Book a workflow review

Software

Using AI where it's most useful, we build custom applications and full platforms to a high standard, fast. Not vibe coding — fully documented software your team can understand and develop further.

For: Teams who want to take their product from 0 → 1 quickly. Shape: Scoped per project

Full engagement details are being finalised — get in touch to talk through fit.

Book a workflow review
Next step

See if AI is worth it for your team.

Bring a repetitive workflow, a messy handoff, or a team question about AI. The first conversation is about whether there's a practical, safe starting point.