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Core AI offers first — supporting capabilities below.
Core AI transformation offers first — then the supporting capabilities that help deliver them. No service below promises a result, a saving, or a certification we have not verified for your project.
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Group A — Core AI offers
These are the AI transformation, automation and managed-AI offers. One workflow and unclear priorities → start with the Sprint. Several use cases, or sensitive operational, customer or employee data → start with the Roadmap. Move to a pilot or workflow only once a use case, a baseline and human review points are agreed. "Enterprise" in the offer names below means scope and governance, not company size.
Typical journey: Sprint or Roadmap → Pilot → Workflow → Deployment, with Managed AI and Governance running alongside once something is live. Training runs in parallel. The SMB subscription is an alternative to a custom build, not a step after deployment.
AI Opportunity Sprint
Outcome: A ranked answer to where AI should start in your business, so the first step is agreed instead of debated.
What it is: A focused, time-boxed review of your workflows, including stakeholder discussions, to find and rank the AI and automation opportunities worth pursuing first.
Who it is for: Growing SMBs and mid-sized companies with repetitive work, unclear AI priorities, or a long list of possible tools and no agreed order.
What you receive: A workflow review, a ranked opportunity list, an initial baseline for the top opportunities, and a recommended first step with a go/no-go decision note — including a discussion of expected costs and the benefits to measure.
Boundary: A sprint ranks opportunities; it does not build or run a workflow — that is what the Pilot (A3) is for.
Enterprise AI Roadmap
Outcome: A controlled adoption order, with data, security, governance and sequencing agreed up front instead of tools bought one by one.
What it is: A wider adoption plan covering data, security, governance, change management and sequencing, so AI is introduced in a controlled order rather than tool by tool.
Who it is for: Companies planning more than one AI use case, or handling sensitive operational, customer or employee data and needing clear ownership and controls.
What you receive: A data and security review, a governance and change plan, prioritised use cases, and a phased adoption roadmap with decision points.
Boundary: A roadmap plans adoption; it does not build or run workflows.
Production-Ready Pilot
Outcome: Evidence from your own workflow, so a wider rollout is decided on measured results rather than on a promise.
What it is: One clearly defined use case, built to production standards and run as a controlled pilot, with quality checks and measurement against the baseline agreed before it starts. A pilot proves one use case on your own workflow.
Who it is for: Companies that want evidence from their own workflow before committing to a wider rollout.
What you receive: A scoped pilot, test and quality evaluation, a measurement report against the baseline, and a recommendation on whether — and how — to scale it.
Boundary: A pilot proves one use case; it does not include a wider rollout — that is Enterprise Deployment (A5).
Automation Workflow
Outcome: One repetitive workflow handled between your systems, with human approvals where they matter, so your team stops copying data, chasing approvals and re-typing information.
What it is: An automated workflow connecting your CRM, email, ERP, documents or other systems, with human approvals built in at the points that matter.
Who it is for: Sales, support, operations and back-office teams losing time to copying data, chasing approvals, or re-typing information between systems.
What you receive: A workflow design, system integrations, testing, human escalation paths, and documentation of how the workflow runs and who approves what.
Boundary: One workflow in production for one team or process — not an enterprise-wide rollout, and not a pilot: choose the Pilot (A3) when the use case still needs evidence before production.
Enterprise Deployment
Outcome: Proven workflows extended across teams, systems and higher volumes, with monitoring and routines for ongoing business use.
What it is: A wider, institutional rollout of proven workflows, with integrations, monitoring and operating routines designed for ongoing business use.
Who it is for: Companies that have a successful pilot or workflow and need it to run reliably across teams, systems and higher volumes.
What you receive: Integrated deployments, monitoring and operating procedures, access and permission reviews, and a handover plan for ongoing support.
Boundary: Deployment follows a successful pilot or workflow; it is not the place to test an unproven use case.
Managed AI
Outcome: Workflows that stay useful, accurate and cost-aware after launch, watched and improved instead of left to drift.
What it is: Ongoing operation, monitoring, maintenance and improvement of your AI workflows, so they stay useful, accurate and cost-aware after launch.
Who it is for: Companies already running AI or automation who need someone to watch quality, cost and performance, and to improve the workflow over time.
What you receive: Monitoring and maintenance, cost tracking, incident handling, and regular improvement cycles.
Boundary: Support terms, including how incidents are handled, are agreed in contract; no response-time guarantee is published here.
AI Governance Retainer
Outcome: AI use that stays documented and reviewable, so decisions, data handling and model behaviour can be accounted for.
What it is: Ongoing risk, compliance and evaluation reviews for your AI use, so decisions, data handling and model behaviour stay documented and reviewable.
Who it is for: Companies using AI in customer, operational or people-facing processes where accountability, data handling and audit trails matter.
What you receive: Risk registers, compliance and evaluation reviews, documented decisions, and recommendations for controls and improvements.
Boundary: Governance reviews document risk and decisions; they do not replace legal advice, which is agreed separately if needed.
AI Adoption Training for Teams
Outcome: A team that uses new AI workflows safely and consistently, with shared understanding, safe-use habits and clear escalation rules.
What it is: Practical training for managers and operations teams on using AI and automation safely and effectively in their day-to-day work.
Who it is for: Leadership and operations teams adopting new AI workflows who need shared understanding, safe-use habits and clear escalation rules.
What you receive: Worked examples from your own workflows, role-relevant training sessions, safe-use guidance, and follow-up materials for your team.
Boundary: Training enables your team to use workflows; it does not build or run the workflows themselves.
SMB Automation Subscription
Outcome: A standard workflow set up for your business without a fully custom build, where fit has already been shown.
What it is: A standard, repeatable automation package for small and mid-sized businesses — a defined workflow, set up and configured for you, on a recurring engagement — instead of a fully custom build.
Who it is for: Smaller businesses that need a standard, well-defined workflow rather than a fully custom build.
What you receive: A defined package scope, setup and configuration, documentation, and ongoing support terms agreed before you start.
Boundary: Offered only for workflows where fit has already been shown, confirmed on the call or after a sprint or pilot; availability depends on proven fit for your workflow.
Related pages: AI Transformation & Strategy · AI Automation & Agents · Managed AI Solutions · Illustrative demos · How we work.
Group B — Supporting capabilities
Web Development & Design
Outcome: A website your business can rely on, and that automation and AI workflows can connect to.
What it is: Custom-built websites and user-friendly design, built around your business needs and your existing tools.
Who it is for: Companies that need a new or rebuilt website, or a website that automation and AI workflows can connect to.
What you receive: A designed and built website, with content structure, forms and integrations agreed for your project.
Boundary: Supporting work: a website can support an AI project, but it is not presented as AI delivery proof.
E-commerce Stores
Outcome: Online sales running alongside your existing channels, with product, order and customer workflows in place.
What it is: Online store setup and development, including product, order and customer workflows.
Who it is for: Businesses selling online, or adding online sales alongside existing sales channels.
What you receive: A working store, with the sales, order and customer processes agreed for your project.
Boundary: Supporting work: a store can support an AI project, but it is not presented as AI delivery proof.
Digital Marketing & SEO
Outcome: Visibility and enquiries from search and social, supporting — not replacing — a working sales and support operation.
What it is: Search optimisation, social media management and online marketing support aimed at helping the right businesses find you.
Who it is for: Companies that need visibility and enquiries alongside — not instead of — a working sales and support operation.
What you receive: An agreed marketing and SEO plan, with activities, reporting and review points defined for your project.
Boundary: No ranking, traffic or revenue outcome is promised in advance.
Product Development Support
Outcome: A technical product idea moved toward market-ready, with structured guidance from idea to completion.
What it is: Guidance and support for taking a technical product idea from concept toward a market-ready product, including project guidance from idea to completion.
Who it is for: Founders and teams with a product idea who need structured technical guidance and delivery support.
What you receive: An agreed scope of guidance and support, with milestones and deliverables defined for your project.
Boundary: No funding, sales or launch outcome is promised.
General Technology Courses (via Academy)
Outcome: Practical technology skills for learners and teams, built separately from any commercial AI delivery project.
What it is: Technology and skills training, including on-demand courses, hands-on sessions and project guidance for learners and teams. For commercial AI adoption training for your team, see A8 above — this card is general skills training, not project training.
Who it is for: Individuals and teams building practical technology skills, separately from a commercial AI delivery project.
What you receive: Training content and guidance as agreed for the course or programme.
Boundary: Educational reach is not presented as commercial AI delivery experience.
Education is delivered separately via ProTech Academy (separate site). Book a call
Not sure where to start?
Start with a call. Tell us what takes too much time today, and we will help you work out whether a sprint, a roadmap, a pilot, or a supporting capability is the right first step — and what it would take to do it responsibly, with human review built in.
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Leads are captured via Google Form and logged in Sheets, with a calendar follow-up. No full CRM yet, and the booking form does not book a call or create a CRM record.