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Choosing the first AI project for a service business

We follow a real request from first contact to completed work. The assessment identifies where information gets lost, what your current systems already support, and which change is practical enough to test first.

How we put it to work

  1. Follow a real job through the office.

    We review representative records with your staff and map handoffs, missing information, and repeated entry. Sensitive information is minimized in the working sample.

    Your teamExplains the exceptions and confirms the process reflects actual work.

    Follow a real job through the office. We review representative records with your staff and map handoffs, missing information, and repeated entry. Sensitive information is minimized in the working sample.
    Customer request
    PrepareReviewAction dueABC
    Office handoff
    Completed job
    Admin backlog
  2. Compare the options honestly.

    We assess frequency, handling time, data quality, integration access, and consequences of mistakes. Existing software features and rules-based automation are considered alongside AI.

    Your teamChecks assumptions and identifies the problem worth addressing first.

    Pick a problem with usable inputs. Illustrative discovery findings: Voicemails: records available; Quotes: price book incomplete; Calendar: existing booking feature. We compare readiness before recommending a build.: Test call summaries; Clean quote inputs; Use booking feature. Owner chooses the pilot and approves its scope.
    Pick a problem with usable inputs
    Illustrative discovery findings · Illustrative example
    Work to assessOptions to discuss
    Voicemails: records available
    Test call summaries
    Quotes: price book incomplete
    Clean quote inputs
    Calendar: existing booking feature
    Use booking feature
    We compare readiness before recommending a build.
    Owner chooses the pilot and approves its scope
  3. Leave with a bounded pilot.

    We document the inputs, proposed AI role, approval points, required connections, and stop criteria. Any projected benefit is labeled as an estimate to test, not a promised saving.

    Your teamApproves the pilot and names its accountable owner.

    Leave with a bounded pilot. We document the inputs, proposed AI role, approval points, required connections, and stop criteria. Any projected benefit is labeled as an estimate to test, not a promised saving.
    Pilot brief
    Scope agreed
    Measures defined
    Go or no-go
    Draft · Awaiting review

What your first engagement includes

  1. 01Review your setupConfirm existing features, data access, and system compatibility.
  2. 02Configure one workflowConnect the tools, define approvals, and handle exceptions.
  3. 03Test and hand overPilot on selected work, train your staff, and provide operating instructions.
PILOT REVIEW

How we measure the pilot

Compare the same work before and during the pilot.

  • Time to complete

    Current handling time for the selected workflow, including the human check.

    Review time
  • Review quality

    How often a draft needs a material correction before approval.

    Correction rate
  • Workflow reliability

    Requirements or system dependencies still unverified before approval.

    Exceptions to resolve
  1. Current process
  2. Pilot results
  3. Review together

Agree what to improve or expand based on the results.

Start with one workflow in your business.

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