AI is already in.
The work is still manual.

Not a new platform, and not a year of strategy. We look at the tools you already run, name the tasks an agent can take, and write the path. Fixed price. If that is the wrong first step, we say so.

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Agents

Where the manual work can go.

You leave with a written path: which tasks an agent can take, what it needs, and what is not ready yet.

  1. 01

    The AI you already use

    Including the tools staff turned on without asking IT. We are not tied to a vendor, and we do not replace your team.

  2. 02

    The data

    Where it sits, and what an agent would need. We map it. We do not take a copy of it.

  3. 03

    The tasks

    Repetitive work an agent can take, and the work that stays with people. If a task is not ready, the path says so.

After a session with their students

The students found the sharing highly useful and relevant to their learning journey, particularly in helping them connect what they are learning in class with real-world experiences, project development, career directions, and the rapidly evolving role of AI in technology.

Academic Department

The price is the audit.

Fixed scope. The tasks, the data, and the AI you already use. Tax is extra.

AI assurance audit

A written path

$2,650

AUD in Australia. SGD $2,400 in Singapore. USD $1,830 everywhere else.

  • The AI you already use.
  • The data, mapped.
  • The tasks an agent can take.
  • The fee comes off the build.
  • If you do not build, you still keep the path.
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The build is quoted after the audit. You own what we ship. This is not a certificate, and it is not legal advice.

Straight answers

What do we actually get?

A written path for which tasks agents should take, and a session to walk through it. The fee is credited if you go on to the build. If you do not, you still keep the path.

How long does it take?

A short look, then the path and one walkthrough. It is not a programme. The build is quoted after, and only if you want it.

We already have IT.

Good. They keep the systems. The audit names the manual work an agent can take, including tools that arrived without a ticket. It is not a plan to replace your team.

Is the AI actually ready?

Only where the data is already there and the work repeats. If a task is not ready, it stays on the path as not ready. We would rather say that than sell a build.

What about our data?

We map where it sits and what an agent would need. We do not take a copy. If you go on to a build, it runs in the tools you already use, and you own what we ship.

Will the team push back?

The questions are about the manual work, not about anyone’s job. We say that before we start, and you can send it round in your own words.

Are you tied to a vendor?

No. We use whatever does the task. The audit is not a pitch for one platform.

Does this certify us?

No. We are not a law firm and not a certification body. The audit names the tasks to hand over. It does not award a badge.

Tell us where the manual work sits.

Thirty minutes. We will say whether an agent can take it, and whether the audit is the right first step. If it is not, we will say so.