Our core approach

Know what the work really costs.

Connect people, automation and AI costs to results your team can actually accept. Then choose and implement a better way to complete the workflow.

Sound familiar?

Where the friction shows up.

AI investment is visible. Its value is not.

Usage, subscriptions and generated outputs do not explain whether delivery improved after review, retries and correction.

The cheapest model creates expensive work

A lower price per call can be outweighed by failures, human intervention and a poor acceptance rate.

Automation grows, but the workload does too

Suite maintenance, duplicated tools and repeated investigations can absorb the capacity that automation was meant to release.

What you get

Useful outcomes.
Clear ownership.

Scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before work begins.

A transparent baseline

A defined unit of accepted work, current quality and speed, and costs labelled as measured, allocated or estimated.

A comparison of realistic alternatives

Human work, deterministic automation, existing tools and suitable AI models tested on comparable tasks.

An implemented improvement

A scoped change in the existing environment, including the integrations and review steps it needs.

Evidence for the next decision

A before-and-after comparison covering cost, acceptance, rework and latency, with assumptions made explicit.

Illustrative calculation — not a client result

Include the work that happens after generation.

Imagine a batch with €80 of model and infrastructure cost, €240 of human review and €180 of corrections. If 80 results pass the agreed criteria, the full cost is €500 ÷ 80 = €6.25 per accepted outcome.

Failed attempts stay in the cost total. Implementation, licences and maintenance must also be included when applicable, using a transparent allocation method.

Total workflow cost ÷ accepted outcomes

Read the measurement guide
A practical starting point

Start small enough
to learn something real.

Choose one recurring workflow with enough volume to measure. We agree its acceptance criteria, baseline and evaluation method before making changes.

Questions worth asking.

What is an accepted outcome?

A result that passes agreed criteria. For regression triage it could be one unique incident with a confirmed classification and useful next action. It is not simply a model response or a completed script.

Do saved hours count as financial savings?

Released capacity, avoided future costs and actual cash savings are reported separately. Time saved becomes economic value through a specific use, such as additional output or reduced external expenditure.

How do you account for AI cost?

API usage is priced using applicable token categories and rates. Subscription allocations and local infrastructure costs are identified separately. Failures, retries and human review remain in the total.

Is a particular level of savings guaranteed?

The engagement is designed to establish evidence. Improvement depends on the baseline, workload and constraints. We do not promise an unmeasured percentage.

Related insights

Go a little deeper.

Start with one workflow

What would better QA
look like for your team?

Bring the process you want to improve. We’ll help identify a practical starting point.

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