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Find out where AI is worth the money.

In one to two weeks, we look at how work gets done across your business and give you a ranked list: what to automate, what to change and what to leave alone. One quick win goes live before we're done.

The ThinkAI audit, in four stepsListen to your team, observe the work, test the options, and rank the findings.01Listen02Observe03Test04Findings
The ThinkAI audit, in four stepsListen to your team, observe the work, test the options, and rank the findings.01Listen02Observe03Test04Findings

What we look for

Most businesses lose more time and money between their systems than inside any one of them. Someone copies numbers from one tool to another. A weekly report gets rebuilt by hand. A customer doesn't get billed, a regular bill quietly doubles, and nobody notices for months.

There's usually a tool you already pay for that could do more, and a few jobs AI could take off someone's plate. The hard part is telling which ones are worth the money before you spend it.

The audit is for owners who are curious about AI, tired of sales pitches, or about to buy a tool and want a second opinion. You don't need a technical plan or a project in mind.

How it works

How the AI Audit works

  1. 01 / Interviews

    Talk with your team

    We talk with the people who do the work, not just the owner, and agree which areas to look at.

  2. 02 / Observe

    Watch the work

    We watch the work being done and put a number on where the time and money go.

  3. 03 / Test

    Test the options

    We try the most promising fixes on your real data, including tools you could buy instead of build, and put one quick win into use.

  4. 04 / Findings

    Walk through the findings

    We go through the ranked list together, and what each change would take.

What you get

What you take away

Sometimes the answer is a process change or a setting in a tool you already pay for. We'll say so.

01 / Map

A map of the work

How work flows today, including what already works, so you can see where the time goes.

02 / Ranked

A ranked list you own

Each change ranked by what it would save and what it would take, with your own numbers behind it. Use it with your own team, another provider or us.

03 / Tested

Tools tested on your data

If a product you could buy might do the job, we run it on your real data and write down how much of the work it handles.

04 / Quick win

One quick win, live

Before the audit ends, one fix is already in use, so you see a result while you decide on the rest.

Example

What the roadmap looks like

Every change gets a plain estimate of what it saves, what it takes and what we'd do. Some of the best answers don't involve AI at all.

01 / Do now

Use the scheduling features in the tool you already pay for

Time saved: about 2 hours a week. Estimate: an afternoon.

02 / Do first

Pull the weekly numbers into one report automatically

Time saved: about 3 hours a week. Estimate: 2 weeks.

03 / Do next

Read PDFs (invoices, orders, contracts) and enter the details in the right system automatically

Time saved: about 4 hours a week. Estimate: 3 to 4 weeks.

04 / Do next

Draft quotes from a past-job template with AI

Time saved: about 3 hours a week. Estimate: 2 to 3 weeks.

05 / Do next

Sort incoming service requests automatically

Time saved: about 5 hours a week. Estimate: 2 to 3 weeks.

06 / Revisit later

Answer common employee questions from the handbook with AI

Time saved: about 1 hour a week. Estimate: 2 weeks.

07 / Leave alone

Replace the CRM with a custom one

Time saved: little. Estimate: months.

Example for a 30-person service company. Numbers are illustrative.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Q·01 How long does it take?
Q·02 Do we have to hire you to build anything?
Q·03 Do we need to know what we want first?
Q·04 Will you recommend AI for everything?
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What would you like to know before you spend money on AI?

Tell us where you think the time goes. We'll tell you whether an audit makes sense, and what it would cover.

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