A few hours inside your business to find the one or two things quietly bleeding your time and money. Then the plan to stop it.
If you run an operation (a shop, a clinic, an office, a small crew) and the repetitive un-sexy work keeps eating your week, this is for you. You don't need to know a thing about AI. That's my side of the table. You know exactly where your business hurts. That's yours. Put those two together for an afternoon and you usually find a surprising amount of time hiding in plain sight.
I own The Thief, a fine wine and spirits shop in Walla Walla, and a few months into building with AI I wired it into the actual guts of the place: the books, the invoices, the catalog, the apps. I'm not an engineer. I'm an operator who learned this the expensive way (including the night I let it run unattended and watched the money burn from across a dinner table). You get the version of me that already made the mistakes, so you don't have to.
You tell me where it hurts. If I genuinely can't help you, I'll say so on the call and we both save the afternoon.
A few hours: I look, I ask, I dig into where the time and money actually go. In person if you're in the Valley, over a screen share if you're not.
The ranked list, the quick win, the honest "worth it / not worth it." Yours to keep and act on, whether or not we ever work together again.
One fee for the whole audit: the look, the ranked plan, and a quick win you keep. It's worth it on its own, and it's done when it's done. If you want me to build the fixes afterward, that's a separate piece of work we scope up front, so you always know exactly what you're paying for. No open-ended hours, no surprise invoice.
Book your audit →Small is the whole point. The simple, reachable fixes (the ones that quietly give you a morning back) are exactly the ones nobody ever told a small operator were even possible. Big-company AI talk skips right past them. I don't.
Then I tell you that, plainly, and you don't pay me to build something you don't need. The free call exists so we figure that out before you spend a dollar.
No. Sometimes the right fix isn't AI at all, and I'll tell you when it isn't. The goal is your time back, not a tech demo. I'd rather hand you a boring fix that works than a clever one that doesn't.
In person here in Walla Walla and the Valley, which is honestly my favorite way to do it. Remote anywhere else, over a screen share.
The audit itself is an afternoon. You'll have the written plan within a few days, and often a quick win the same day I'm there.