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We learn how your organisation works, what you are trying to achieve, and where the friction is. No slides, just questions.
What is recorded: how the work flows todayAI adoption consultancy, London
We help organisations move from experimenting with AI to using it well. And we measure what the work delivers, in your figures, against what we agreed at the start.
No reseller ties, no commission. Our advice on platforms and partners is about your fit, not our margin.
The people who scope your work are the people who deliver it. No handoffs and no juniors learning on your time.
Success in your terms before we begin, reported honestly afterwards, limits included.
Before work begins we define what success looks like in your terms. At the end you receive a plain report against those measures, including what did not work and what its limits are.
Illustrative of the measures we report. Yours are defined with you and measured on your own data.
| Measure | Agreed baseline | Measured result | Limits | Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time returned to the team | Hours spent on the task today | 62% | Measured over the pilot period only | 70 |
| Outputs accepted without correction | Corrections needed before use, at kick-off | 84% | On the agreed test set, not every case | 80 |
| Weekly active use after handover | Nobody using it, before handover | 91% | First eight weeks after handover | 75 |
| Decisions with human sign-off | Agreed in the design: every consequential decision | 100% | Automation never approves on its own | 100 |
These are the questions that bring organisations to us. Each one has a practical answer, and none of them is only about technology.
Which uses of AI create real value for our organisation, in what order, and what they will take to deliver.
Whether our data, systems, skills and governance can support what we want to do, and what to fix first.
How to select tools and suppliers on merit, without being sold to, and without locking ourselves in.
How to handle data protection, accuracy, bias, security and accountability so that adoption is safe and defensible.
How to integrate AI into existing workflows and systems rather than bolting on tools that nobody uses.
How to build the skills, confidence and ways of working that turn a pilot into everyday practice.
Released capacity only becomes money through avoided hiring or overtime, higher throughput, or another use of staff time. We say this before you have to.
Capacity released each month
66.7hours
Worth assessing. Volume supports a pilot.
Illustrative. Uses a 70% realisation factor and £500 a month of software and retained measurement, the same assumptions as our assessment report. Every figure is replaced with yours during the assessment, and a no-build recommendation is a valid outcome.
Engagements are staged so that each step earns the next. Every stage defines what success looks like before work begins and reports against it at the end.
We learn how your organisation works, what you are trying to achieve, and where the friction is. No slides, just questions.
What is recorded: how the work flows todayWe test readiness and size the opportunities, so that the plan is based on your data, systems and people as they are.
What is recorded: the baseline, in your figuresWe design the solution, the controls around it and the way it fits into existing work, and agree the measures of success.
What is agreed: the measures and the targetWe build and integrate, testing against real data and real cases, with people reviewing anything that matters.
What is recorded: results on a test setWe train the people who will use and own it, document it plainly, and support the transition into everyday practice.
What is recorded: who uses it, and how oftenWe report against the success measures agreed at the start, in your figures, and recommend what to do next.
What you receive: the report, limits includedEach rung has a fixed fee or a from-price, a duration, and a named deliverable. What gets measured at each rung, and when it is reported, is in the section that follows.
£1,500
Fixed. Two weeks. A written assessment of one workflow or opportunity, a baseline, the risks, and a fixed-scope proposal or a no-build recommendation.
From £4,500
Six to eight weeks. One workflow, one input channel, one output, a test set, staff training, human approval before any consequential action, and an evaluation report against the agreed measures.
£1,500
Fixed. Two weeks. For organisations already experimenting with AI: one workflow assessed, failure modes documented, a prioritised improvement report.
From £350
A month. Cancel monthly, renewed on the measured result. Scheduled health and usage review and minor changes within named service windows.
Fixed fees where scope is definable.
No charge for proposals.
Software and model costs paid directly by you.
Payment staged: on booking, on a testable demo, on acceptance.
Every engagement is measured against what we agreed at the start. No accuracy claims that have not been tested on your own data.
We agree the baseline, the target and the method, in your terms and on your figures. That agreement is written down before any work starts.
Week 0
A three-line written update: done, next, blocked. First visible output by week two or three. A testable demo by week four or five.
Weekly
A plain report against the agreed measures: handling time before and after, error categories and review rate, known limitations, and a no-build recommendation where warranted.
Week 6 to 8
We work with organisations at every stage, from a first conversation about what AI could mean for you to embedding it across operations. Our strength is not the technology. It is understanding your business well enough to know where AI belongs, and where it does not.
A clear view of where AI creates value for your organisation, what to do first, and what it will take in investment, capability and time. Written for the board and usable by the people who have to deliver it.
An honest assessment of your data, systems, skills, culture and governance against what you want to achieve, with a plain list of what is ready, what is not, and what to fix first.
A structured search for the opportunities across your operations, scored on value, feasibility and risk, so that you invest in the uses that will pay back rather than the ones that are fashionable.
Independent advice on models, platforms and suppliers. We hold no reseller agreements and take no commission, so the recommendation is about fit, cost, security and longevity, not margin.
Designing and building AI into the processes and systems you already use, with the right controls and handoffs, so that it becomes part of how work gets done rather than another tool on the side.
Models and analytics built for your specific problems on your own data, from forecasting and classification to generative applications, engineered to be maintained rather than admired.
Governance that lets you adopt AI safely: policies, controls, data protection, accuracy and bias testing, and accountability for decisions, aligned to UK regulation and the direction it is heading.
The people side of adoption: role-based training, new ways of working, and the support that turns a successful pilot into everyday practice across the organisation.
We are not a software vendor, a reseller or an outsourcer. We are the people you bring in to make sure adoption works, and to say so plainly when something will not.
No reseller ties, no commission. Our advice on platforms and partners is about your fit, not our margin.
Defined up front, reported at the end. Success in your terms before we begin, reported honestly afterwards, limits included.
Adoption is a human change. It succeeds when people trust the tools and know how to use them. We design for that from the start.
Senior people, start to finish. The people who scope your work are the people who deliver it.
An introductory conversation is without charge or obligation. Tell us where you are and what you are trying to achieve, and we will give you a straight view of what we would do first.
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