Workflow assessment
One business-critical workflow: understand the process, identify bottlenecks, and recommend next steps.
From $1,250USD · project
Pricing follows
the complexity of the work.
A clearly defined workflow needs a different level of effort from a deployment involving several systems, sensitive information, and controlled change. These starting prices give you a place to begin.
Starting points for a scoped engagement.
Each proposal defines the deliverables, assumptions, timeline, and price. These are starting prices, not a quote for every project in the category.
Focused automation
One defined automation connecting up to two existing systems, with limited exceptions, testing, and handoff.
From $3,000USD · project
AI workflow pilot
One bounded AI-assisted workflow with human review, testing, documentation, and team training.
From $5,000USD · project
Advanced integration
A multi-step workflow across systems, with data movement, approvals, exception handling, and testing.
From $6,000USD · project
Custom CRM builds and deployments with enterprise requirements are quoted after discovery. Third-party software, licensing, API usage, and agreed travel expenses are separate unless included in the written scope.
What changes
the level of effort?
Complexity is about how the solution needs to work inside your business, including the consequences of a mistake.
- Systems & data
- The number of connections, vendor interfaces, data quality, and migration needs.
- Rules & exceptions
- Custom logic, approvals, edge cases, and the situations that need human review.
- Access & controls
- Permissions, sensitive information, environment boundaries, and internal requirements.
- Testing & rollout
- Acceptance criteria, change control, training, rollout planning, and ongoing support.
AI enablement
and team training.
Tailored training and handoff starts at $750 USD for a session of up to two hours, including supporting documentation and follow-up questions.
Standalone one-hour sessions, half-day or full-day workshops, offsite training, ongoing coaching, and leadership roadmaps are scoped separately around preparation, audience size, and customization.
Explore training formatsBefore work begins.
Agree on the scope.
Define what is included, what success looks like, and the responsibilities on each side.
Understand the costs.
Identify implementation costs, third-party charges, and any agreed support arrangements.
Manage changes.
If requirements change, agree on the additional scope and cost before proceeding.
Talk through the scope before the spend.
Tell us what takes too long, gets repeated, or falls between systems. We’ll start with the business problem.