One consultation. Then one tool that fits.
We look before we build. The work is scoped in writing, with a number, before anything starts.
Thirty minutes on what your week actually looks like.
We work out what can be automated and what it takes.
What we would build, what it costs, and how long it takes, in writing.
Take all of it, part of it, or none of it.
You own it outright, running under your login.
Lawrence Miles, an engineer at General Electric, formalized value analysis in 1947. The US Navy adopted it in the mid 1950s and renamed it value engineering, and both names are still written into US federal law. Work out what a step produces, work out what it costs, and remove the cost that produces nothing.
What you own at the end.
The tool runs in your accounts, on your files, under your login. It is a one time build at a fixed price, and there is no subscription. If we part ways you keep the tool and everything it is built from.