Your teams already have AI tools. Results come from a redesigned process, governed data and an agreed way to measure value. Our AI strategy consulting for enterprises runs inside the AI Audit, which settles all three in 4 to 8 weeks, before your first workflow goes into production.
Drawn from the Odoo scheduling pilot on our AI pilot page.
The AI Audit sets your enterprise AI strategy as six outputs, each with an owner, signed off before a build is approved.
Every candidate workflow ranked by value, effort and risk, with the ones to stop funding marked as such.
How the work moves once an agent takes part: the roles, the decision points and where a person approves.
Which workloads use hosted models, which stay in your private cloud and which stay on-premises.
Where your knowledge lives, who may see what, and what it takes to connect it through an enterprise context layer.
ROI models for your top three to five initiatives, with cost, decision speed and process speed recorded before the first workflow ships.
The register turned into a ranked 90-day plan, the audit's final output, in the structure shown on our enterprise AI roadmap page.
Strategies stall at the same four points, and each one surfaces after the deck is approved.
Automating a broken process makes it fail faster. We map how work moves today and restructure roles and decision points around what an agent can do, then rank use cases. The mapping starts in the AI Audit.
Agents answer from whatever data they can reach, so scattered sources turn into wrong answers in production. A context layer connects your systems, enforces who sees what and logs every retrieval.
Value is set before the build as cost saved, decision speed, end-to-end process speed and new capability, with an ROI model for each of your top three to five initiatives. Every system we ship reports its own results against those numbers.
Inference costs compound at production volume and residency rules differ by jurisdiction, so each workload gets a home: hosted models, your private cloud or on-premises. Oversight rules come from your AI governance framework.
Orchestration runs as self-hosted n8n inside your environment, with no per-seat licensing. A sample placement:
Low-sensitivity tasks where model quality matters most.
Orchestration, retrieval and agents inside your security perimeter.
Systems of record and residency-bound data, read through APIs and never copied out.
of organizations introduced AI without redesigning the workflows or roles it sits in
Source: Deloitte, AI Transformation Predictions 2026Each figure maps to the decision that closes it.
4 out of 33 made it. We test the top use case in a pilot on your own data, with a go/no-go report, before the build is funded.
Gartner cites escalating costs, unclear business value or inadequate risk controls. The AI Audit sets cost, value and guardrails before go-live.
Sources: Lenovo CIO Playbook 2025, with IDC; Gartner press release, June 2025.
Timing depends on how many systems the first workflow touches, so we scope it with you before anything is committed. See how we work
Your workflows, data and team readiness mapped in 4 to 8 weeks, ending in a readiness scorecard, an opportunity matrix and a 90-day roadmap. See the AI Audit
The audit's final phases rank your use cases, cost the data gaps and set the architecture and governance model before a build is approved.
The top use case runs against your staging systems for 2 to 6 weeks and ends in a go/no-go report, and the pilot fee is credited toward the build. See the AI pilot
Built into production with error alerts in place, then monitored, tuned and extended. See AI managed services
A Dutch Odoo implementation partner, building for a dental care group that serves 25,000 dependent residents, spent a year trying to build scheduling natively in Odoo. Read the full pilot
| Decision | What was decided |
|---|---|
| Workflow | Appointment scheduling first: rules for 200 practitioners, multiple locations, treatment series with healing intervals and urgency limits had outgrown the ERP's data model. |
| Data | Odoo stays the system of record. Five sync workflows copy it nightly into a Supabase planning cache. |
| Architecture | The scheduling logic moved out of Odoo into an n8n orchestration layer, where an AI agent runs multi-stage matching. |
| Value | 1,500 appointments a week placed nightly, and every failed placement produces a report that says why, so a planner makes the call. |
Both come out of the AI Audit. The strategy settles the decisions: which workflows change, where data and models live, and how value is measured. The roadmap, the audit's final output, sequences the work those decisions allow into 90 days, with an owner on every item.
Gartner names escalating costs, unclear business value and inadequate risk controls. The pilot's go/no-go report projects token cost and total cost of ownership at your volume, the AI Audit's ROI models define the value in advance, and your governance framework sets the guardrails.
No. We set strategy inside the AI Audit, because the decisions depend on what the audit finds in your systems and data. The audit takes 4 to 8 weeks, costs $10,000 to $100,000, ends in a ranked 90-day roadmap, and its fee is credited toward your first build.
Placement is decided per workload. The context layer enforces access rules at retrieval, and regulated records stay on-premises. Our write-up on context layers for protected healthcare environments applies the pattern to patient data.
It depends on how many systems it touches, and we scope it with you before you commit. For a sense of pace, GoKickflip's multi-agent content pipeline was built and shipped in 30 days. Read the GoKickflip case.
Adoption is planned with the build. Our corporate AI training programs are built around the workflows your people use every day, and AI managed services keeps each workflow monitored and extended after launch.
Answer a few questions about your team and what you want automated, then Jason scopes it with you on the call.
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