How we take one workflow live
Six steps from scoping session to signed production record. No transformation - one named workflow, your team approving at every gate.
The market reality we build against
About 50% of organizations identify security, trust, and integration as key obstacles. Our methodology is designed for this reality - every step has a gate, a rollback, and a sign-off.
50%+
of agent projects are abandoned after proof of concept
Gartner Hype Cycle finding, reported by Gartner analyst Arun Chandrasekaran
Source: Gartner, May 2026
23%
of organizations are scaling autonomous agents beyond pilots
62% are experimenting with agents; far fewer reach production scale
Source: McKinsey, 2025
42%
of companies abandoned most of their agent initiatives
The average organization scrapped 46% of agent proofs of concept before production
Source: S&P Global, 2025
80%+
of agent projects fail to deliver their intended value - roughly twice the failure rate of non-agent IT projects
Supports testing on your real cases before launch
Source: RAND, 2024
The six steps
Every engagement follows the same path - one workflow, scoped to your business, with your team signing off at each step.
Pick one workflow
The one consuming most of your team’s time. Not a transformation - one named workflow.
Map the systems and handoffs
Identify every system the workflow touches, every handoff, and every place context gets lost.
Set approvals and boundaries
Agree where humans approve, where automation runs, and what the rollback path is. In writing.
Test on your real cases
Pass or fail on 50+ of your actual cases. Not a demo - your work, your criteria.
Launch in stages
Your team signs off at each step. Nothing goes fully live until you say so.
Monitor and maintain
Health checks, re-testing on changes, and a record your team can defend.
One workflow at a time. Not a transformation.
We don’t sell transformation theater. We take one autonomous agent live, prove it works, and leave you owning the proof. If we’re worth re-hiring for workflow #2, you will. That’s the whole model.