Inventory and orders
A typical assessment finds hours lost entering orders and updating inventory across systems.
Before you invest in AI, it pays to know where it delivers. Sofía, our assessment assistant, interviews your team and a Solution Squad specialist turns the answers into a plan with opportunities, costs and estimated savings.
Most companies that try AI on their own buy tools before they know which problem they want to solve. The result is subscriptions nobody uses and processes that stay the same.
An AI assessment flips the order: first we measure where time is lost, then we decide what to automate. That way every dollar you put into AI has a return you can calculate from day one.
A simple conversation, one question at a time, with no long forms or jargon.
We identify the repetitive tasks that eat up the most hours in each team.
Each AI opportunity with its impact, difficulty and approximate cost.
Hours and dollars you could recover each year with each automation.
We walk through the report with you and answer your questions.
A first recommended automation so you see results quickly.
Complete the interview online, at your own pace, on desktop or mobile.
We deliver a clear report with your company’s AI opportunities.
We review the plan together and you choose whether to move to a pilot.
Common use cases for this service. In your assessment we identify the ones that fit your business.
A typical assessment finds hours lost entering orders and updating inventory across systems.
Firms often discover that following up with prospects depends on each person’s memory.
Confirming appointments by phone and text often ranks among the highest-return tasks to automate.
Yes. There is no cost or commitment. We use it to understand whether and how we can help.
The interview with Sofía is short and you can pause it. Afterwards we book a session to review the report with you.
Nothing in particular. You just need to know how your team works: which tasks repeat, which systems you use and where things get stuck.
You receive a proposal with a recommended pilot. You decide whether to go ahead; there is no obligation.