Name the job that eats your week.
An agent reads your answer and writes two or three gaps, usually back within minutes.
2 to 4 hours down to secondsQuote turnaroundSavwinch, a marine hardware manufacturer, during the engagement period
Where the numbers come from.
Every figure in your report is arithmetic on the numbers you gave us. There is no benchmark database, no industry average, and no client story you cannot check.
It will not split a total you gave us into a figure you did not. It will not price a build or tell you one is feasible. If your answers only support two gaps, you get two, because a third invented to fill the page is the thing this is meant to replace.
Anything that touches money, clients or compliance names the person who approves it, because that is how the systems are built, not a line added for comfort.
What the next rung asks of you.
- Operations diagnosticTwo or three gaps, written from your own answers.
- Operations auditA paid diagnosis with a usable artefact at the end.
- Scoped pilotA fixed-fee production pilot, bounded before the build starts.
- Run and tuneOngoing ownership for a live operating layer.
A fixed fee agreed in writing before the work begins. Part of the audit fee credits a pilot, or the full fee credits your first month of retainer, if you start within 60 days. Credited once, not both.
Savwinch removed 30+ hours of quoting work each week and moved complex quotes from 2 to 4 hours down to seconds across 300+ products. Read the Savwinch case study.
What you are agreeing to.
- What do I receive?
- A written diagnostic naming two or three operational gaps, what each is costing you, what a human still approves, and one first step for each.
- Does the diagnostic commit us to a project?
- No. You can keep the response and take no further action.