That’s normal, and it’s exactly what the sprint is for. We map the business and document the critical systems as part of the work, so you don’t need to have anything ready before we start.

It depends on the size of the business and how much we take on. Most sprints run somewhere between four weeks and three months. Some move straight into implementation inside the same engagement.

Every engagement is scoped to your business, so we don’t publish a price list. After a strategy call we’ll give you a fixed price for the sprint. Implementation is either a fixed-fee project or an ongoing monthly partnership, and you’ll know which before you commit.

Whatever fits the job. We work a lot with Claude, and with the automation tools already inside your stack. Where we can, we build inside the software you already use rather than adding more to the pile.

Data security is part of the scoping, not an afterthought. We use business-grade AI accounts, build inside your existing secure tools wherever possible and keep a human in the loop on anything that touches money or customers.

That’s the half most people skip and we don’t. Every build has an owner inside your business, a documented system behind it and a walkthrough for the people who use it. We’d rather build fewer things that get used than lots that don’t.

Yes. If your bigger challenge is getting the team on board, start with one of our AI workshops for leadership teams. Many businesses run a workshop first, then move into a sprint once everyone’s pulling in the same direction.

We document your systems in systemHUB during the sprint because it connects directly to AI, which makes everything that follows faster. It’s where your systems, training and business knowledge live, so your team and your AI work from the same source.