Who touches the process?
We identify owners, handoffs, approvals, and the places where someone must remember what happens next.
We map one repetitive workflow, quantify the time it consumes, and return with a short findings deck showing the clearest opportunities and important limits.
The useful answer is rarely “add AI.” We need to understand the process, volume, effort, and failure points first.
We identify owners, handoffs, approvals, and the places where someone must remember what happens next.
We map the CRM, inboxes, sheets, project tools, files, forms, and other systems involved.
We quantify frequency, minutes per task, rework, waiting, and the cost of the person's time.
The findings come on a second conversation because they are built from what we learn about your business—not prepared in advance.
The audit earns the meeting. It is not unpaid build work, and it does not promise that every task should or can be automated.
The scorecard tells you whether the audit is worth your time before you book it: roughly how many hours a week go to admin, how ready you are to automate, and the one workflow worth fixing first. If it says you’re ready, we’ll offer the audit.