Custom AI Implementation / Done For You

Every business should have a fractional AI team.

We know AI inside and out. We learn your business from the top down. Then we automate it for you. Nothing for you to figure out — your daily tasks run end to end, your inbox, scheduling and follow-up handled. You stay in the driver's seat. We run the AI side.

45 min · direct with Archish · scoped and priced on the call
Engagement
Fixed scope, 2–4 weeks
Deployment
Into your existing stack
Operation
Hosted and run by us
Support
30 days included, then Care plan
§ 01
The Audit

You are not short on people.
You are long on work nobody should be doing.

These are the processes that show up in nearly every operation we open up. The column on the right is the part that changes.

#ProcessTypical ownerFrequencyState
01Extracting data from inbound PDFs, invoices and contractsAdminPer documentManual
02Qualifying leads against criteria that live in someone's headSales / ownerPer leadManual
03Chasing the lead that went quiet three days agoSalesDailyManual
04Hunting for the one document nobody can locateEveryoneDailyManual
05Retyping the same intake across three systemsAdminPer leadManual
06Back office only one person knows how to runKey personMonthlyManual
After the engagementYour systemsContinuousAutomated
§ 02
Capability

Three roles you would otherwise hire.

In-house, this is a $250k+ annual payroll line before anyone has built anything. You don't need to hire it. You need it once, done properly — and then we keep it running.

R—01

AI Architect

Sits inside your operation and maps every repeating workflow — intake, follow-up, scheduling, reporting, back office. Establishes where the hours actually go, not where you assume they go.

R—02

Automation Engineer

Rebuilds the workflows with real hours behind them, wired into the systems you already run on. No new platform for your team to adopt. No migration project.

R—03

Implementation Lead

Deploys, trains your team on the new operating procedure, and hands over documentation. The systems keep running whether or not we are on the phone.

To be direct: this does not replace your people. It replaces the work that was quietly wearing a salary — the coverage gap you have been filling with overtime and good intentions.

§ 03
Architecture

A layer over your operation. Not a replacement for it.

We do not ask you to migrate. The automation layer sits between what comes in and the systems you already pay for.

Inbound
  • Web forms
  • Inbound calls
  • Email & SMS
  • Referrals
  • Paid traffic
Automation layer — built for you
  • Document extraction
  • Qualification & routing
  • Response & follow-up
  • Scheduling & recovery
  • Internal knowledge search
  • Reporting & escalation
Your existing stack
  • CRM
  • Calendar
  • Inbox
  • Billing
  • Docs & storage
Scoped per engagement · exceptions escalate to a human by design
Data handling

Where your data goes — and where it doesn't.

  • Your data is not used to train models. We build on enterprise API endpoints, where submitted data is not retained for model training. Your operational data stays operational.
  • We run the infrastructure, not you. The automation layer sits on infrastructure we manage and monitor, on our enterprise API accounts. You do not provision servers, hold API keys, or get a usage bill that moves with volume. Connections into your systems use credentials you control and can revoke at any point.
  • Access is scoped to what the workflow needs. We do not take blanket admin on your systems as a matter of convenience. Each integration gets the narrowest permission that makes it work, and it is documented in the handover.

If your business has specific compliance obligations — client confidentiality, records retention, anything sector-specific — raise it on the call. It changes what we build, and it is cheaper to design around than to retrofit.

§ 04
Sequence

Four weeks at full scope. You don't learn a platform — you stop doing the work.

Week 01 — Map

We document the operation

Every repeating workflow, who touches it, how long it takes, what it costs. You keep the map whether or not we build anything.

Week 02–03 — Build

We rebuild what is worth rebuilding

Prioritised by hours-behind-it, not by what is technically interesting. Each workflow rebuilt end to end against your live stack.

Week 04 — Deploy

Live, trained, documented

Running in your business, your team trained on it, written docs plus recorded walkthroughs so the next hire onboards without you. We stay on through handover to fix what usage surfaces.

After — Transfer

We keep it running

Thirty days of support included, then a Care plan for monitoring and changes. We host and operate the systems so nobody internally has to. Want it in-house one day? We export the workflows and hand over the documentation.

§ 05
Assurance

The map is yours after week one. Including if you stop there.

You are being asked to spend real money with someone you met through an ad. The structure below is how that risk gets taken off you rather than argued away.

A—01

You keep the audit either way

Week one produces a documented map of your operation — every repeating workflow, who owns it, how often it runs, what it costs you. That document is yours. If you decide not to proceed past the map, you walk with it.

A—02

Fixed scope, fixed number

The price is agreed before work starts and does not move. No hourly billing, no change orders for things we should have scoped, no discovery invoice arriving before anything is built.

A—03

Nothing to maintain, nothing to be trapped by

We host and operate the systems, so there is no server for your team to babysit and no API key for someone to lose. And you are not locked in: ask us to hand it over and we export the workflows, credentials and documentation so you can run it yourself or take it to anyone else. No per-seat licence, no exit penalty.

The call itself costs you 45 minutes and produces a read on your own operation whether or not you hire anyone. That is the entire ask.

§ 06
Engagement

Priced on scope. Not on hours.

You will know the number before you commit to anything. That is what the call is for.

Investment
Scoped on the call

The number depends on what we find, so you get it on the call — not in a proposal three days later. Once agreed it is fixed. No per-seat licence, and if you ever want the workflows in-house we hand them over.

Single workflowOne process, rebuilt end to end~2 weeks
Multi-workflowThe three or four consuming your week3 weeks
Full operation rebuildMapped end to end, everything worth rebuilding4 weeks
Duration2 — 4 weeks by scope
Your time commitmentHeaviest in week 01
Software migrationNone required
DeliverableLive systems, docs + recorded walkthroughs
Support included30 days post-launch
Care planQuoted at handover

Qualified

  • Payroll is your largest line item
  • You can name three processes that consume your week
  • You have tried an AI tool that knew nothing about your business
  • You can approve this without assembling a committee

Not qualified

  • Pre-revenue, or looking for a cheap tool recommendation
  • Want someone to run the business for you
  • Shopping five vendors on price
  • Nobody internally will use what gets built
After launch — Care planQuoted at handover

Thirty days included. Then the Care plan carries it.

Hosting, monitoring, break-fix, and the small changes your business asks for as it shifts — plus the AI usage costs, which sit on our accounts rather than yours. This is how the systems stay running once the build is done.

Cancel any time · we hand over the workflows on request
§ 07
Inquiries

The questions operators actually ask.

Q—01 Why isn't the price on this page?
Because the number depends entirely on what we find. Rebuilding one process end to end is a different job from mapping and rebuilding an entire operation, and quoting you before I know which one you need would mean guessing. What I will commit to: you get the number on the call itself, not in a proposal three days later. It is fixed once agreed, and if it is outside what you had in mind we will establish that on the call rather than after a week of back and forth.
Q—02 What actually happens on the call? +
We walk your operation together for about 45 minutes — where leads come from, what happens to them, who touches what, where things stall. By the end you will have a clear read on which workflows are worth rebuilding and roughly what that costs. If it is not a fit, I will say so on the call rather than send you a proposal.
Q—03 Is this going to replace my team? +
No, and I would push back on anyone selling it that way. What gets replaced is the repetitive work currently absorbing salaried hours — the retyping, the chasing, the manual reporting. Your people end up doing the part you actually hired them for. Most operators use the recovered capacity to grow rather than to cut.
Q—04 We already tried AI and it was useless. +
Almost everyone says a version of this. The usual reason is that a general-purpose tool was dropped on top of a business it knew nothing about, and someone on your team was quietly expected to figure it out. The difference here is that the mapping comes first and the building is done for you, against your real processes and your real stack.
Q—05 Do we have to change the software we use? +
No. We build into your existing stack. If something in it genuinely cannot support what you need, we will tell you on the call rather than three weeks into a build.
Q—06 What happens when the engagement ends? +
We keep hosting and running it. Thirty days of support are included after launch; past that the Care plan covers monitoring and the changes your business asks for. There is no per-seat licence and no exit penalty — if you would rather run it yourself, or move it to someone else, ask and we export the workflows, credentials and documentation.
Q—07 What happens when something breaks? +
Things do break — an API changes, a tool pushes an update, volume grows past what we scoped. For the first thirty days after launch that is on us at no charge. After that the Care plan covers monitoring and break-fix. Since we host it, you are not the one getting paged at 6am — that is rather the point.
Q—08 How much of my time does this take? +
Week one is the heaviest — a few hours across the week from you and whoever runs operations. After that it is a weekly check-in until training. The entire point is that you do not project-manage this.
§ 08 — Schedule

Bring your worst process.

45 minutes
Direct with Archish
Workflow map either way
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Practice
Custom AI implementation for operating businesses
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