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Assembled from live data. Reviewed by a human, then sent.
Status updates, QBRs, and monthly reports assembled by hand from systems that don't talk. We make the recurring reports build themselves from live data.
The leak
A day a month, per manager. Copying numbers between systems.
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The assembly day
The monthly report is a day of exporting, pasting, and formatting, every month.
ASSEMBLY
The stale QBR
The deck describes last quarter as of two weeks ago. The meeting argues about the numbers instead of the plan.
QBRS
The systems that don't talk
Each number lives somewhere else, so the report is a manual join.
MANUAL JOIN
What we build
Built by the system, signed by a person
TAKES COST OUT
Recurring reports and review decks assembled by the system from live data, reviewed by a human before they go out.
Human review stays on anything touching money, customers, or compliance. The assembly day goes away, and the meeting gets its time back for the plan. This takes cost out, a day a month at a time.
FAQ
Straight answers
Does anything go out unreviewed?
Not if it touches money, customers, or compliance. The system assembles; a person approves. That rule is in the contract.
What does it cost to start?
The first step is the Workflow Sprint: $8,500 flat, 30 days. You get the Leak List, the architecture, and one automation live on your real data. Live in 30 days, or you don't pay.
Which reports work best first?
The recurring ones with a fixed shape: monthly client reports, QBR decks, board packs. The Leak List prices which one is eating the most hours.
Are we locked into one AI vendor?
No. We are model-agnostic by design: the model is a component, not the architecture. When a better one ships we swap it, and what we built for you keeps running.