Inquiries go quiet
A promising email, call or website inquiry arrives when everyone is busy, then follow-up becomes inconsistent.
Start with a $995 CAD Workflow Assessment to identify the outcome worth improving first. Then choose a guided or delivered First Fix with a clear boundary and handoff. If ongoing decisions, adoption and review would help, AI Concierge guidance is available as an optional next step.
A promising email, call or website inquiry arrives when everyone is busy, then follow-up becomes inconsistent.
Customer commitments are scattered across email, texts, notes and individual memory.
Work slows down when the owner or a key employee is unavailable because important context lives with them.
You have heard about dozens of AI products but cannot tell which ones will improve the business.
We begin with the business result you want and how work operates today, not with a predetermined software recommendation.
We identify the business outcome worth improving first and trace the workflow, tools and decisions that affect it.
Choose one focused improvement. We can guide your team through it or deliver it under a defined scope, then hand it over.
Get ongoing guidance for decisions, adoption and review without turning the relationship into unlimited support.
The goal is not to install more AI. It is to make one important part of the business more reliable.
Make every new inquiry visible, assign the next action and prevent promising conversations from quietly stalling.
Useful when response depends on who notices firstTurn commitments made in calls, meetings and email into visible next actions with a clear owner.
Useful when customers have to remind the businessGive the next person the context they need without another meeting, forwarded thread or search through old messages.
Useful when work pauses between peopleReduce repetitive drafting, document review, reporting and data movement while keeping a person responsible for the result.
Useful when administration crowds out customer workBefore a guided or delivered First Fix starts, we agree in writing on the outcome, scope, responsibilities and what "working" means. For example, every new inquiry is acknowledged within one business day. The fix then has to hold for ten consecutive business days under normal conditions, using client-owned accounts and run by your team after handoff. If it does not hold, I keep working within the agreed scope until it does, or the First Fix fee is refunded.
I have spent more than 35 years helping businesses use technology under real operating conditions, building systems that survive a busy day and an emotional customer.
I focus on helping owner-led service firms use AI carefully, practically and without handing important customer relationships to a black box.
A 45-minute discovery interview, focused analysis and a findings call. You leave with a short, prioritized plan built around your business and your current systems.
The tools and habits worth keeping exactly as they are.
The customer, follow-up and handoff gaps that deserve attention first.
One recommended First Fix, a practical sequence and a clear choice between guided help, delivered help or no further engagement.
The four-day quick-start plan sets out the first actions. It is not a promise of a completed First Fix or measured savings in four days. You can proceed with your team, ask for guided help or request a separately scoped delivery and handoff.
The Workflow Assessment is $995 CAD, with scope and delivery timing agreed in writing before we start. It includes the discovery interview, three to five recommendations, your prioritized written plan, a four-day quick-start plan and a findings call. A guided or delivered First Fix is optional and quoted separately. AI Concierge guidance for ongoing decisions, adoption and review is also optional and separately scoped. Broader, multi-person assessments are scoped separately, starting at $2,500 CAD.
You own the written plan, and any later work stays in accounts your business owns with a defined handoff.
If we cannot identify credible opportunities to save at least five hours a week, with a practical plan for putting them into use, we refund your assessment fee.
We document the estimates using the task frequency and time you provide, account for human review and avoid counting the same saving twice. We review those assumptions together on the findings call. If the supported opportunities total less than five hours a week, the full assessment fee is refunded. These are estimated opportunities, not guaranteed achieved savings: actual results depend on implementation and use.
The assessment identifies the outcome worth improving, where AI may reduce friction and where it should stay out of the way.
Twenty minutes to compare the outcome you want with where follow-up, handoffs or recurring work are breaking. If an assessment is not the right next move, I will say so.