One process, automated — with a cockpit
We take one internal process — project management, content ops, intake — automate it end-to-end, and hand your team the control center that runs it. From $5,000.
What you get
- Deep-dive on one process: where the hours actually go
- AI pipeline that runs it end-to-end, not a disconnected demo
- Control-center GUI: queues, approvals, kanban, oversight
- Content generation and ops tooling built into the workflow
- Monitoring, QA gates, and operator controls — trust through visibility
You walk away with
Working automated pipeline
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Control-center dashboard
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
QA gates + operator documentation
Included in every engagement — ownership transfers on delivery.
Questions, answered
What processes fit a control center?
Repetitive, rule-heavy work with clear inputs and outputs: content production, lead intake and routing, editorial pipelines, reporting, project ops. If your team does it weekly in a spreadsheet, it probably fits.
How much human oversight remains?
As much as you want. The dashboard is the point: approvals before publishing, QA gates on output, and manual override everywhere. Automation without visibility is a liability.
What results have you shipped?
An editorial network running 1,000 posts/day capacity with QA gates and under 5 minutes of operator time per 100 posts — live within weeks, not quarters.