Workflow and authority map
Inputs, decisions, tools, human approvals, failure paths, rollback, and the exact boundary the agent must not cross.
PROOF / BEFORE / AUTONOMY
For B2B SaaS support teams with an AI pilot already in motion
In five business days, we turn one existing AI support workflow into an evidence-backed decision: keep, fix, replace, or retire.
We connect workflow quality to an agreed business metric, expose the authority boundary, and make unknowns explicit. The result is useful even when the right answer is “do not automate this.”
Inputs, decisions, tools, human approvals, failure paths, rollback, and the exact boundary the agent must not cross.
Current volume, handling time, rework, vendor cost, and the break-even improvement required to justify expansion.
Material failure modes ranked by consequence, evidence strength, owner, and the smallest useful control.
Up to 12 ordinary, edge, adversarial, timeout, retry, and approval cases with expected safe behavior.
A portable evidence record for intent, versions, action trace, approval, cost, latency, evaluation, and rework state.
A keep, fix, replace, or retire recommendation with owners, gates, residual unknowns, and stop conditions.
Name the workflow, human owner, baseline, business metric, unacceptable failure, and stop condition.
Review sanitized artifacts, trace the authority boundary, and run or specify the synthetic evaluation suite.
Measure cost per verified outcome and the human review burden—not token counts or demo fluency.
Deliver the evidence pack and a bounded next sequence. No automatic upsell and no invented ROI.
Agent Work Receipt / v0.1
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One workflow / one decision
The $2,500 audit can be credited toward a mutually scoped 30-day implementation sprint. No commitment is required.