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05 / AI & automation

Automate the work. Keep control of the decisions.

Identify useful automation, connect it to your systems, and define where evaluation and human review belong.

Discuss AI & automation
Where we can help

Choose a workflow worth improving.

The starting point is the task: its inputs, repeated steps, exceptions, and expected result. We assess where ordinary automation is sufficient and where AI adds a useful capability.

A useful starting point when…

  • Repeated work consumes time across tools or teams.
  • An AI prototype needs clearer evaluation and operating controls.
  • A workflow needs automation while retaining human decision points.
Scope & deliverables

What the work
can produce.

These are possible areas of work. Your scope will name the outputs and acceptance checks we agree together.

01

Workflow & opportunity review

Map the task and its exceptions, then define a bounded first use case.

Typical outputs

  • A workflow map and automation scope
  • Explicit success criteria and review points
02

Evaluation & prototyping

Use representative examples to examine quality, failure modes, and the behaviour that matters.

Typical outputs

  • A working prototype or evaluation harness
  • An evaluation record and known limitations
03

Integration & orchestration

Connect the workflow to the required tools and data, including how retries and failures are handled.

Typical outputs

  • Implemented workflow and integration code
  • Error handling and escalation paths
04

Operating controls

Make access, usage, review, and day-to-day behaviour visible enough to manage.

Typical outputs

  • Configured oversight and usage controls
  • Operating guidance and a handoff walkthrough
For the first conversation

Start with the
context you have.

A brief description is enough to begin. Useful context includes:

  • The repeated task and a few representative examples
  • Where mistakes or exceptions need human attention
  • The tools, data, and access involved
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