How a project runs
Four steps, a fixed price, and nothing goes live until you’ve watched it work.
Step 1
A first call
Thirty minutes, free. You describe the work you'd like taken off your team. Sometimes the honest answer is that it isn't worth automating yet, and I'll say so.
A yes, a no, or a smaller first step.
Step 2
A written plan and a fixed price
A short document: what we'll build, what it won't do, how we'll know it works, and what it costs. We change it until it's right.
A plan you can hold me to, and a price that doesn't move.
Step 3
Build, with a demo every week
Each week you see it working on your real cases without changing anything. It is switched on one part at a time, only when you're happy.
Something you've watched work before it goes live.
Step 4
Handover
It runs in your own accounts. You get documentation and a walkthrough for whoever will look after it. Ongoing care afterwards is optional.
A system your team can run without me.
Step one is a thirty-minute call.
A free 30-minute call. You’ll get a reply within one working day.