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How it works

Managed AI implementation conveyor instead of enthusiast chaos

The Value Flow Method — a clear path: see the monetary effect in months, without becoming a tech expert and without handing over company data to unknown parties.

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

  2. 02

    Training

  3. 03

    Implementation

  4. 04

    Subscription

  5. 05

    Partner network

01

Diagnosis: where the company loses money

We build your company's organizational chart, overlay an automation map by department, and present a report of monetary losses. You see not 'AI opportunities', but specific areas where funds are leaking. We fix how much time and whose hours this requires from your team before starting.

02

Training: leader first, then the team

A corporate program in the right order: the owner sets the direction, managers take their areas, the team masters the tools. Without a shared vision, implementation remains a hobby for enthusiasts.

03

Implementation: packages by department

Standard automation packages are implemented under a unified methodology — with a delivery standard and quality control. Today the founder and the team's trainers deliver them; certified partners take over as the network opens. You know the scope of work and the result before starting. The platform is responsible for the standard and quality of delivery to you, not an individual contractor.

04

Subscription: the system remains alive

Team skill updates, automation monitoring, AI advice, and support. Implementations are not 'delivered and forgotten' — they work and evolve.

05

Partner network: who will perform the work

The network opens after 20 documented cases. Certified contractors then work under a unified methodology, our brand, and quality control. You get a vetted specialist, not a blind search for a freelancer.

Packages by department

Sales, marketing, accounting, HR, logistics — each package has a standard framework: scope of work, delivery standard, clear price, measurable result. Content — tailored to your company: what exactly we automate is determined by diagnostics on the organizational chart.

Company diagnostics

How the diagnostics works

Before you pay for implementation, you see on your company's org chart who does what, how many hours routine work eats up, and where to start automating. You can run it yourself for free — and for companies of 20+ people a consultant runs the whole process, also free.

  1. 01

    Company org chart

    You build the org chart: departments, roles and people. It is a free first step, with no obligations.

  2. 02

    Team answers

    Invited employees describe their tasks, how many hours a week go to routine work, and where it hurts.

  3. 03

    Report for the owner

    The answers are combined into one document: who does what, where time is lost, and which automations will pay off first.

What you get

  • A summary table of who does what, with routine hours for every person
  • Roles on the chart that nobody described — often the most valuable part of the document
  • Up to 10 automations to start with, the ones your team confirmed first
  • A visible hours-and-money formula for each — a ceiling of the effect, not a “−30% costs” promise
  • A document you can save as PDF and put in front of your team

Diagnostics with a consultant

Free for companies of 20+ people

a consultant runs the process from org chart to report and puts the document in front of you · the first step toward an implementation program

Companies under 20 people — on your own, also free: the report is available to the owner right away and fills in as the team answers.

Start with a free org chartBook with a consultant

Org chart — free · no obligations

Subscription

What the subscription costs and what it includes

Small company

from $1,500/mo

Mid-size company

from $3,000/mo

Large company

from $6,000/mo

or $250/mo per automation

  • Core hosting and keys under the platform's supervision
  • Registry monitoring and incident fixes
  • Migrations to new models and APIs when old ones are retired
  • Package shelf updates — new automations first
  • Quarterly org-chart re-diagnostics and a “you vs. industry” benchmark
  • A named AI architect on call
Implementation ladder and prices →

Customer journey

  1. Step 1

    Free organizational chart

    first step, no obligation

  2. Step 2

    Diagnostics with a consultant

    report of monetary losses · with a consultant — free for companies of 20+ people · free on your own

  3. Step 3

    Implementation for one department

    quick win

  4. Step 4

    Subscription

    the system remains alive

  5. Step 5

    Next departments

    scaling according to plan

Start with a free organizational chart

The organizational chart is the entry point to the conveyor: it shows departments, people, and areas where automation will have the quickest effect.

Build a company organizational chart
How it works — the Value Flow Method | AI Advisory Board