Service products

AI FDE service packages from opportunity to operation.

We split enterprise AI work into units that can be bought, reviewed, and delivered: identify the right workflow, validate it with real context, then add integration, evals, permissions, monitoring, and team capability.

Service packages

Organized by adoption stage, not technology buzzwords.

Diagnose

AI Opportunity Audit

Clarify workflow value, system boundaries, data availability, permission risk, and pilot scope before investing in a build.

  • Workflow and decision map
  • AI opportunity scorecard
  • Pilot scope and explicit exclusions
Validate

Prototype Sprint

Build a working AI workflow against real enterprise context to test value, cost, latency, and user acceptance.

  • Working prototype
  • Integration assumptions
  • Pilot-to-production roadmap
Deploy

RAG and Knowledge Systems

Create retrieval systems for policies, tickets, contracts, and product knowledge with citations, permissions, and evals.

  • Ingestion path
  • Permission-aware retrieval
  • Answer and recall evals
Deploy

Agent Workflow Integration

Connect AI to business tools and approvals while keeping human confirmation, audit logs, and recovery behavior.

  • Tool-calling design
  • Approval points
  • Failure and rollback behavior
Operate

Evals and Governance

Add quality, safety, cost, prompt-injection, permission, and review controls before and after launch.

  • Golden datasets
  • Regression evals and release gates
  • Monitoring and governance checklist
Enable

AI FDE Academy

Train internal teams around live implementation so the system can be operated, evaluated, and extended.

  • Role-based courses
  • Enterprise workflow labs
  • Internal playbooks
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Engagement model

Validate in a narrow scope before expanding into core operations.

Each engagement is anchored to a specific business workflow, so AI work does not become open-ended consulting.

Workshop

Use 1-2 days to discover workflows, screen opportunities, and align leadership.

  • Best for: choosing the first AI scenario
  • Output: candidate workflows and investment advice

Sprint

Use 2-4 weeks to produce a working prototype and production feasibility view.

  • Best for: a clear business pain
  • Output: prototype, metrics, roadmap

Build

Connect the validated workflow to enterprise systems, permissions, monitoring, and release process.

  • Best for: pilots ready for launch
  • Output: production system and operating controls

Enablement

Turn delivery into team training, templates, and an internal operating method.

  • Best for: teams that need to keep operating
  • Output: courses, playbooks, review rhythm

Start with one workflow

Bring one stalled AI pilot and we will decide whether it needs audit, prototype, or launch work.

You do not need a full requirements document. Bring the business goal, current systems, data sources, and what already failed.

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