Tech Reality Check™

Start with clarity. Then decide what to fix, automate, or stop.

A fixed-fee engagement that identifies tech drag, clarifies ownership, and produces a sequenced 30–60 day plan— including where AI fits safely (and what must stabilize first).

Vendor-agnostic Executive-ready outputs Fixed-fee
Submit intake (~10–12 min)
Fit + scheduling call
Kickoff within 5–10 business days

Not a fit for vendor shopping or “AI experimentation only.” We work best when someone can own decisions and follow-through.

What you get
  • Tech drag diagnosis (where time, rework, and risk are coming from)
  • Ownership + workflow clarity (inputs, decisions, and where things break)
  • 30–60 day sequenced plan (what to stop, start, and sequence next)
  • AI fit brief (safe pilots tied to real workflows + what to stabilize first)
Fixed-fee engagement
Starts at $3,500
Timeline: typically 5–10 business days from kickoff to results (varies with scheduling).
Applied as a credit if you move into implementation within 60 days.
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Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-min consult.
Deliverables

Exactly what you receive

Not a long audit report. Practical artifacts your leadership team can use to make decisions and execute.

Tech Drag Map

The workflows, handoffs, and systems where time disappears: duplicate entry, rework loops, brittle integrations, and “shadow spreadsheets.”

Ownership + Decision Map

Who owns inputs, definitions, approvals, and escalation when reality doesn’t match the plan. This is where most “AI projects” break.

30–60 Day Sequenced Plan

A do-first list with recommended owner, effort/impact guidance, and dependencies. What to stop, start, and sequence next.

AI Fit Brief

Where AI can safely create leverage now, what must stabilize first, and candidate pilots tied to real workflows— not demos.

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Prefer to assess first? Use the assessments on the home page, then come back here to book the TRC.
Process

What happens after you submit

A short, structured engagement designed to produce decisions—not a months-long discovery project.

Step 1

Fit + goals

Quick call to confirm scope, outcomes, and the right stakeholders. If it’s not a fit, we’ll say so quickly.

Step 2

Reality check

Interviews + review of key artifacts. We identify drag, ownership gaps, and integration failure points.

Step 3

Readout + plan

Executive readout and a sequenced 30–60 day plan with owners and next steps (including AI fit).

Typical timeline: 5–10 business days from kickoff to readout (varies with stakeholder availability).
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Tech Reality Check™ intake

This intake is intentionally more detailed. The quality of the plan depends on the quality of inputs.

Time: ~10–12 minutes. Next step is a fit + scheduling call.

Tech Reality Check™ Intake
We’ll use this to confirm fit, scope, and the right stakeholders.
Contact
Who will own follow-through on the 30–60 day plan?
Only used if scheduling gets tricky.
Company
What’s happening
The more specific you are, the better the plan will be.
This shapes sequencing and stakeholder time.
Current initiatives
Check any that are active or imminent. This helps us understand competing priorities.
Success criteria
Who should be in (or represented in) the working sessions?
Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-min consult.

By submitting, you’re requesting a fit + scheduling follow-up. We don’t add you to a mailing list.
FAQ

Common questions

Do we need to prepare anything?

Minimal. We’ll ask for a short list of systems, key workflows, and 2–3 examples of “where it breaks.” If you have documentation, great—but it isn’t required.

Who should attend?

The executive sponsor plus 2–4 operators who live in the workflows. The goal is speed and accuracy, not a big committee.

Will you recommend vendors?

We can, but only after reality is validated. Most teams benefit more from clarifying ownership, data access, and integration risk first.

What if the decision is already made?

If you need a rubber stamp, this won’t be a fit. If you need sequencing and risk reduction so implementation doesn’t stall, it still can be.