Agent & Workflow Automation
Production-grade AI agents that execute multi-step operational workflows, with human review where it matters.
8–14 weeks
Typical timeline
$65k
Starting fee
Agents
Practice
02 · Overview
How we approach it
An agent that works in a demo and an agent that works at 4pm on a Friday with a malformed input are two different pieces of engineering. We build the second kind: agents scoped to a real workflow, wired into your existing tools, with guardrails and human checkpoints at the steps where a mistake is expensive.
Every engagement starts by mapping the workflow as it actually runs today — exceptions included — then defines exactly where the agent acts alone and where it hands off to a person. Nothing ships to production without an evaluation harness that keeps testing it after launch.
03 · What’s included
Every
Agent & Workflow Automation
engagement
includes:
Scoped precisely after a workflow walkthrough, then written into the statement of work. Nothing on this list is optional.
Workflow mapping & agent scope definition
Agent architecture & tool integration
Guardrails & human-in-the-loop review points
Evaluation harness (pre- and post-launch)
Production deployment & monitoring
04 · What it typically delivers
63%
average reduction in manual processing time
9 weeks
average time to first production agent
24/7
monitored once the agent is in production
05 · Timeline
8–14 weeks
scoped after a walkthrough.
The exact plan is written after we walk the workflow with the people who do it today. These are the phases it usually runs through.
Workflow walkthrough
Scope, data access, success metric
Wk 1–2
Build
In shadow mode against live inputs
Wk 2–8
Evaluate
Gold set, thresholds, red-team pass
Wk 8–11
Launch
Staged rollout with a rollback plan
Wk 11–13
Hypercare & handoff
Runbooks, alerts, named owner
Wk 13–14
06 · In production
See it
running somewhere real.
08 · Questions about this service
Questions
about this service.
Anything else, ask on the call. We answer before you sign, not after.
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What happens when the agent hits a case it doesn't know how to handle?
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Which tools can an agent connect to?
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Do you maintain the agent after launch?
09 · Start
Tell us the workflow.
We’ll scope the rest.
We’ll tell you what this service looks like for it, what it would take and what it would be worth.