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- Unit 4B. Leak under the kitchen sink
- Routine, not an emergency
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AI Consulting
We work with businesses to grow, compete, and win as AI becomes a larger part of how work gets done.
One business day across five kinds of shops. A property manager routes a work order, a plumbing office answers a missed call, a law office opens a matter, a fulfillment team sends a quote, and a coach sends a recap. In every scene the agent prepares the step and a person approves it.
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The agent does the repeat work.Your people make the calls that matter.
70%
More than 70 percent of the skills sought by employers today are used in both automatable and non-automatable work. This overlap means most skills remain relevant, but how and where they are used will evolve.
McKinsey & Company (McKinsey Global Institute), Agents, robots, and us: Skill partnerships in the age of AIThey sit in the work you already do.
See how these agents fit the part of the day that’s already costing you.
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Stay ahead of the curve.
The workshop picks the step. The project is what happens after.
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We start with the part of the business that is stuck, and the result needed. The work begins once that is clear.
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We map a fix and scope the data.
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We put the system to work.
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We look at the result together. From there we adjust, stay, or take the next step.
We work on the step that is already costing you. We stay after it is live.
Home services is its own page, for businesses that run trucks. The steps they still handle by hand. See home services
Named results will live here when a client is ready to share them. Until then, the work page shows the shape of a result, not a wall of logos.
The steps that business still does by hand. One system on the part of the day that costs them.
The first results usually show within 60 days of the agent going live. That can be 30 to 50 percent of routine questions handled, or about 20 percent less time on a step. The first piece of work typically pays for itself inside two quarters.
Shops of about 1 to 50 people, where the same part of the day keeps costing you. Home services, software, property, law, coaching, or a distributor. If you can name the step, we can start there.
We price it from the scope. A short call names the step and what it would take. The software you already pay for stays on your bill.
You do. The agents, the instructions, and the code stay with you. If you want us to keep tuning it after launch, we can stay on.
Yes. The work runs in your tools, with limits on who can open what, a record of what ran, and encryption while it is stored and while it moves. We do not train a public model on your jobs or your clients.
No. The agents connect to the tools you already run. Those systems stay in place.
We can switch to it after it clears a check against your work. You get a better result, and often a lower cost to run it, without rebuilding the agent.
Each agent leaves a workflow you can use again. The next one starts further along, so the time you get back stacks instead of resetting.
Yes. We talk about the step, the risk, and the return. Enough of the technical part to decide, and no more.
Your prompts, your data, and anything tuned on your work stay in your account. Nothing is sent off to train someone else's model. The agreement says you own what we build.
A short call. We name the step and what it would take.