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Use-case audit
A practical review of volume, repetition, exceptions, data sensitivity and the point where human judgment must remain.
AI and automation pilots
Test one repetitive workflow without handing away the judgment that matters.
Ashbi helps teams test where AI or automation can remove repetitive handling from a real workflow. We begin with one measurable use case and keep a person in control of client-facing, financial and other consequential decisions.
A 30-minute conversation about the product, timing and scope.
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Controlled pilot
A sandboxed workflow with test data, visible outputs and clear acceptance criteria before any production connection is considered.
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Operate or stop
Logs, review steps, manual fallback, cost visibility and a decision on whether to improve, operate or retire the pilot.
What we need to start
Bring the current process, sample inputs and outputs, the systems involved, known exceptions, data restrictions, and the person who will review and operate the pilot.
Scope boundary
Pilots do not promise autonomous operation or guaranteed return. High-risk decisions, credentials, payments and external communications require explicit controls and remain human-approved unless a later scope proves otherwise.
A useful next step
Prove the workflow before connecting production.
A useful pilot has one owner, one narrow job and a clear pass or stop decision. Production data, credentials, sending and financial actions remain separate approval gates.
Bring us one repetitive workflow worth testing.
Bianca leads the first conversation. Cameron leads website, audit and technical scoping.