What is included, how it ships, and how it differs from a general AI strategy session.
What is actually included in the AI integration audit?
A written document covering: how your team currently spends time, three to five ranked AI integration opportunities specific to your operation, the tools we would use for each (with monthly cost), estimated hours saved per week, implementation effort, and which ones to do first. Usually 6 to 10 pages.
How long does the audit take?
We reply within one business day with scope and a kickoff time. From kickoff call to delivered document is typically 7 to 10 business days, depending on how complex your operation is.
How is this different from a generic "AI strategy" engagement?
Most AI strategy work is a slideware exercise — frameworks, future-of-work language, generic recommendations. This audit is specific to your business: named tools, named workflows, estimated hours saved per week. No abstractions. If we cannot find three to five real opportunities, we tell you and refund the scope.
Do you build the integrations after the audit?
Optionally. The audit is a standalone deliverable — you can implement in-house using the document. If you decide you want us to wire the integrations in, that falls under our operations and automation work, scoped separately.
What AI tools do you recommend?
Whatever actually fits the specific workflow. ChatGPT Team, Claude for Business, custom GPTs, Anthropic API, n8n, Make.com, Zapier, native CRM AI features, voice AI for inbound calls, AI inside the tools you already pay for. We are not locked into one vendor and we do not get kickbacks. The recommendation is whichever tool produces the best result for your specific job.
How are AI search visibility and AI integration related?
They are different problems. AI search visibility (getting cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews) is part of SEO work — covered under the SEO service. AI integration is about wiring AI into your internal operation to save your team time. Some clients do both; you do not have to.
My business already pays for ChatGPT and Claude — do we still need this?
Often yes. Most companies pay for an AI tool and use 5% of what it can do. The audit looks at your specific operation and identifies where the tools you already have could absorb hours of manual work you have not connected yet. If the answer is 'you are already maximizing it,' we say so.