Session
60 focused minutes
Map the current workflow, its cost, constraints, and the outcome that would make a change worthwhile.
Workflow automation for owner-operated teams
Bring one recurring workflow that wastes time or slows customers down. I’ll help you decide whether to automate it, improve the process first, or leave it alone.
Start with a free 30-minute introduction. If the workflow is a fit, the assessment is the next step—not a required commitment.
Built & shipped at
Connected Vehicle
Full-time employment and founder-owned product work, not consulting-client logos.
The recommended first step
The assessment turns one recurring workflow into a bounded decision: implement, defer, simplify, or stop.
Session
Map the current workflow, its cost, constraints, and the outcome that would make a change worthwhile.
Deliverable
Receive up to three ranked opportunities, one recommended first system, and a practical 14-day action plan.
Boundary
The answer may be implement, defer, improve the process first, or stop. Financial-services businesses are not eligible.
Selected outcomes
Production results from full-time roles—not claims about consulting clients.
Ford work associated with approximately $5M in annual savings.
Connected-vehicle systems operating at production scale.
A broader AI-adoption and delivery-hardening initiative also associated with approximately 20% shorter cycle time.
Before you book
Eligibility, price, timing, and what you receive.
Owner-operators of non-financial-services small teams with one recurring workflow that wastes time, delays customers, or depends too heavily on manual handoffs. Financial-services businesses are not eligible.
If the workflow is a good fit, we can book a separate 60-minute AI Workflow Opportunity Assessment for $99. The introduction is a no-pressure conversation, not a commitment to the assessment.
Within 48 hours, you receive a concise Workflow Opportunity Map with up to three ranked opportunities, one recommended first system, and a 14-day action plan.
That is a useful outcome. The recommendation can be to implement, defer, simplify the process first, or stop—without forcing AI into work where it does not belong.
Next decision
One workflow, one grounded recommendation, and no pressure to implement.
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