AI advisory for organisations that have to make it work
Make AI workable.
Find where AI can genuinely improve work, reject what won't, and turn the strongest opportunities into a practical plan.
Evidence
See what's actually happening.
Most AI decisions are made on a description of the work rather than on the work itself. We start by watching the real thing: who does what, where it stalls, what gets redone, and how long each step actually takes.
That produces evidence you can argue with — volumes, handoffs, exception rates — rather than an impression that everyone in the room already had.
Priorities
Not every opportunity is worth pursuing.
Most of what a workshop generates should be rejected, and saying so early is the cheapest thing we do. We test each candidate against the same four questions: does it have volume, is the input consistent enough, can a mistake be caught, and is anyone accountable for the outcome.
What doesn't survive gets a written reason, so the same idea doesn't come back in six months without new evidence. What does survive is a short list.
Plan
Turn the strongest opportunities into a practical plan.
A plan is only useful if someone can start on Monday. Each surviving opportunity comes with the change to the workflow, the evidence behind it, what it depends on, and how you will know whether it worked.
- What the work is now, measured
- What changes, and who owns it
- How success is checked, and when
Engagement
AI Workflow Audit
A fixed-scope look at up to three workflows, delivered in ten business days, written first.
- Scope
- Up to three workflows, chosen with you in the first session.
- Method
- Evidence, then priorities, then plan — in that order, every time.
- Evidence
- Observed work, timings and exception rates — not a survey.
- Priorities
- A ranked shortlist, and a written reason for everything rejected.
- Plan
- A practical 30/60/90 sequence with owners, dependencies and success checks.
- Duration
- Target 10 business days from kickoff.
- Deliverable
- A written report. The readout is a conversation about it, not a substitute for it.