AI work that ends in something running,
not a deck.

The sprints are one-off fixed fees, paid 50% to start and 50% on delivery. Only the optional advisory afterwards is monthly, and it carries the same terms as our other subscriptions: a six month proving period, then rolling monthly with 30 days notice. You are never obliged to take it.

A written report you could hand to a new operations director: your current tool and data map, a scored maturity read across data, process, skills and governance, a ranked shortlist of AI use cases with the hours or cost each one saves, what to build, what to buy and what to skip, and a 90 day implementation plan with prices. Plus a 60 minute readout with the two of us, recorded.

Guardrails are the boring, essential part: which tools staff may use, what data may never be pasted into them, who approves AI-generated output before it reaches a customer, how you log what the tools decided, and how you handle a bad answer. We write them as a short usable policy rather than a 40 page document, aligned to ICO guidance on AI and data protection and the ISO/IEC 42001 control areas, and we train your team on them.

It can, even from the UK, if you sell into the EU or use AI output there. The Act came into force in August 2024 and has been phasing in since, with prohibitions live from February 2025 and general purpose model duties from August 2025. Most SME use, drafting, summarising, internal automation, is low risk and needs transparency and record keeping rather than certification. We tell you plainly which category you sit in and what evidence to keep, and we will say when the honest answer is that nothing extra is required.

Both, and the implementation is the point. Advice you have to hire someone else to action is half a job. On Implement and Embed we build the automations, connect the tools, write the prompts and internal assistants, migrate the data and train the people who will use it day to day.

We use what fits: the major model providers, automation platforms and whatever already sits in your stack. We take no commission and resell nothing, so if the right answer is a £20/mo tool rather than a build, that is what we recommend. Any third-party licence is billed to you directly by that vendor at their list price.

Not in our experience, and we will not sell it that way. The work that AI reliably absorbs is the repetitive middle: data entry, first drafts, triage, chasing, reformatting. We measure the sprint on hours returned to your team and errors removed, not headcount cut.

Diagnose runs 10 working days and needs about three hours of your time: a kick-off, two or three short interviews with the people who do the work, and the readout. Implement runs four to six weeks, Embed eight to ten. Everything is kept short and scheduled around you, so nobody loses a day to a workshop.

You do. Prompts, automations, documentation, policies and any code we write are handed over on delivery, in your own accounts, along with a plain-English runbook so your team can maintain them without us.

Yes. Kick-offs, interviews and readouts can be done in person across Norwich and Norfolk, or entirely remote and recorded if that suits you better. Everything else runs remotely, and we work with clients across the UK the same way.