One Workflow Build
Best for a single, well-understood task that can be scoped and checked clearly.
- One defined task and named owner
- Design, build and testing
- Simple documentation and handover
- 14–30 days of agreed launch support
From £1,500
I design, build and test a practical system around the tools your team already uses.
It may use exact rules, automation, AI assistance, human approval or a sensible combination.
The aim is a working system, not an open-ended technology project.
These examples can use exact rules, automation, AI assistance or a mixture.
Capture, acknowledge, route and track incoming enquiries.
Gather inputs, prepare a draft and flag exceptions.
Sort or extract details and send them to the right place.
Bring source information into one consistent summary.
Prepare a first draft from approved source material.
Handle reminders, records, bookings and approved data movement.
Every build has a clear owner, real examples, approval points and a fallback route.
Agree the result, systems, boundaries and owner.
Configure and connect the agreed tools in a controlled working version.
Use real examples and deliberately test likely exceptions.
Release the work carefully, explain how it operates and agree what happens when something changes.
Sensitive communication, exceptions and consequential actions can stay behind a human check. Independence only increases when the evidence supports it.
No.
I assess the tools you already use and recommend technology only where it fits the work, permissions and risk level.
A focused build commonly takes four to eight weeks. Access, examples, testing feedback and decision speed all affect the timetable.
Yes.
Many useful systems begin by preparing a draft or recommendation for a person to approve before anything is sent or changed.
The project includes an agreed period of launch support. Longer-term monitoring and changes can move onto an Ongoing Support plan.
Explain what happens now and what a better result would look like.
I will work out the practical design.