Starting Point
Request Readiness
Not a contact form. An intake. Read what disqualifies a mandate before you submit — it will save both of us time. We review every submission and respond with a direct answer.
Before You Submit
Not the right moment yet?
Some of the strongest mandates we eventually take on come from people who landed here, recognised they weren't ready, did the groundwork, and came back six months later. That is not a failure — that is the filter working correctly.
No submission expires
When the conditions change — budget approved, process documented, decision-maker in the room — come back and submit. We will review it fresh. There is no penalty for applying at the wrong time.
You're probably 6 months away if…
What to do in the meantime
Document one broken process end-to-end
Handoffs, decision points, who touches it and when. You will learn more from this than any tool demo.
Identify your actual decision-maker
Who has authority to approve scope and budget without a committee? That person needs to be in the room when you return.
Quantify the cost of the current problem
Hours lost, revenue leaking, decisions delayed. If you can't put a number on it, the business case isn't ready.
Set a real timeline for internal approval
Not "as soon as possible." A specific month. If you don't know the month, the budget cycle hasn't started.
The 6-Month Readiness Roadmap
Document the broken process
- Pick one process that is costing you the most
- Map every handoff, decision point, and person involved
- Note where it breaks and why — not the ideal version, the real one
- Identify who currently owns it and who should
Align the decision-maker
- Identify who has budget authority — not just influence
- Present the documented problem with a cost estimate attached
- Get explicit sign-off that this is a priority, not a project
- Confirm the budget cycle and approval timeline
Quantify the cost baseline
- Calculate hours lost per week on the broken process
- Estimate revenue impact or cost of delay
- Document what "fixed" looks like in measurable terms
- This becomes your ROI baseline for any engagement
Standardise before automating
- Can two people describe the process the same way? If not, fix that first
- Remove steps that exist only because "we've always done it this way"
- Write a one-page SOP — not a policy document, an actual operating guide
- Test it: does the team follow it consistently for 2 weeks?
Confirm deployment readiness
- Budget is approved and allocated — not pending committee review
- Decision-maker is available and engaged, not delegating to a proxy
- Process is documented and consistently followed
- You can articulate the specific outcome you need from this engagement
Come back and submit
- Return to this page and submit the intake form
- Reference the work you've done — it will accelerate the fit review
- The conditions are now in place for a productive engagement
- We will review it fresh — no penalty for the earlier timing
What Happens After You Submit
What happens between submission and verdict.
No automated responses. No holding pattern. Each submission is reviewed by a person, and you will hear back with a direct answer — fit or no fit.
Immediately
Submission received
Your intake form lands with us directly. No auto-reply, no ticket system. A person reads it.
1–2 business days
Internal fit review
We assess whether your situation is one we can actually solve, and whether the engagement conditions are realistic.
Direct reply
Fit response
We respond directly. If there is fit, we propose next steps. If not, we say so — no holding pattern, no soft landing.
If fit is confirmed
Diagnosis begins
The structured Readiness Assessment engagement starts. Five defined steps. Written output. Clear go/no-go at the end.
We do not take on every engagement. If there is no fit, that is the answer — clear, direct, delivered once. No weeks of back-and-forth. No ambiguous follow-ups.
What Happens Next
We don't take on every mandate. We take on the right ones.
Engagements are accepted only when there is clear business intent, stakeholder alignment, and realistic execution conditions. Every submission gets a real answer.
What to Bring
Decision authority in the room
The person submitting must have the ability to approve or kill an engagement. We will not proceed through a proxy.
A specific, honest problem statement
Not "we want to use AI." A real operational failure: where decisions break down, what has already been tried, what it is costing you.
A realistic timeline expectation
The diagnosis alone takes 2–3 weeks. If your board meeting is next Thursday, we are the wrong call right now.
Budget that is not already pre-decided
If finance has already assigned a number before any diagnosis, the engagement is political. We don't operate in that environment.
What Disqualifies a Mandate
Key decision-maker is not submitting — you're acting as intermediary
You want AI deployed before any process review
Budget was set before this conversation started
A previous vendor failed and you expect us to absorb that timeline or cost
You need a proposal within 48 hours to satisfy a procurement deadline
The mandate is exploratory with no authority to act on the outcome
These are not punitive — they are conditions under which the engagement cannot succeed regardless of intent.
If fit is confirmed, the engagement follows this sequence:
Diagnosis
We begin with a Readiness Assessment — auditing how your business actually runs, where decisions break down, and whether the stakeholder conditions exist to execute a fix. Typically 2–3 weeks.
Implementation
If the diagnosis confirms a viable path, we move into Implementation — fixing the structural gaps first, then applying AI and automation where the foundation can hold the weight. Typically 4–8 weeks depending on scope.
Advisory
For ongoing accountability, we offer an Advisory / Operator Model — not status reports, but shared responsibility for execution. Monthly touchpoints, quarterly reviews, direct intervention when performance drifts.
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