Consulting · Training · Platform

From AI experiments to work that actually runs.

Most enterprise AI stops at the pilot — not because the models are weak, but because nobody can say who owns it, what it may touch, or what happens when it is wrong. We fix that part, and we start where you already are.

Bring the piece of work you most want handed over. No deck, no obligation — and if it is not worth doing, we will say so.

ConsultingFind the work worth doing, and prove it moved
TrainingMake the method transferable across the organisation
PlatformDeploy it, gated and recorded — ours or yours
The problem

Four reasons enterprise AI never leaves the pilot

None of these are model problems. All of them are operating problems — which is why more tooling has not fixed them.

01

No owner

An experiment with nobody accountable for the outcome, and no budget line behind it.

02

No approval step

All-or-nothing autonomy. Nobody will sign off on software acting alone, so nothing ships.

03

No record

Cannot say what ran, on what, or who approved it. Fails the first question from audit.

04

No reuse

Every use case built from scratch. The second one costs as much as the first.

The journey

Nobody jumps to a governed workforce

Five stages. Each delivers value on its own, and each creates the pull to the next. Most organisations we meet are at one or two — and the gap to four is governance, not technology.

Stage 1Most sit here

Assisted

You get
Individuals faster, on tools they already have.
It breaks
Inconsistent. Nothing reusable when they leave.
Stage 2Most sit here

Equipped

You get
One shared method, on your data, on licences you hold.
It breaks
Someone still has to press the button.
Stage 3

Working

You get
Jobs that run on a trigger, with a person at the point that matters.
It breaks
No entitlements. No record an auditor accepts.
Stage 4The jump is governance

Governed

You get
It acts on real systems — permissions, approvals, a full record.
It breaks
Still one-off. The next job costs as much as the first.
Stage 5

Compounding

You get
The second deployment costs a fraction of the first.
It breaks
The work is now choosing which job is next.

Not sure which stage you are on? That is the first twenty minutes. Find out where you stand →

Ways in

Everything starts small, and nothing commits you to the next thing

Four engagements, each scoped and priced on its own. Every one produces something you keep whether or not we work together again.

01

The ninety minutesNo fee

One workflow you want handed over. You leave knowing what it would take, where the approval step goes, what it would be measured against — and whether it is worth doing at all.

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02

Readiness assessment2–3 weeks

Where you stand on the ladder, which workflows are genuinely worth handing over, what each is worth, and what it will take. Ranked and costed, with a named owner against every item.

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03

Method sprint2–4 weeks

Your best method captured, tested against real cases and in use across the team — on the licences you already hold. Nothing new to buy.

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04

One workflow live6–8 weeks

One piece of real work running behind an approval step, with a full record attached and a baseline you agreed before it started.

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Consulting

Advisory that ends in a number, not a slide pack

Our largest practice. We find the work worth doing, design how it should be governed, and stay in the room while it is measured.

Assessment

Readiness and opportunity

Two to three weeks. Where you stand on the ladder, which workflows are genuinely worth handing over, what each is worth, and what it will take. Ranked, costed, with a named owner against every item.

Efficiency

A measured ninety-day gain

For leaders who have been given a number. We choose one unit of work, baseline it honestly, design the change, and report at day ninety what moved — and what actually caused it.

Architecture

Design and standards

Reference architecture, build-versus-buy, engineering standards and reusable patterns — so the second deployment is cheaper than the first, and every agent can be reviewed by anyone on the team.

Assurance

Governance and audit readiness

Controls, evidence requirements and approval conditions your risk function writes itself. Including independent review of AI systems built by someone else.

When the goal is "20% more efficiency"

That is a real goal, but it has to say which of four sources it comes from — elimination, compression, deflection or prevention. We agree five measurement variables with the sponsor before the first session, capture the baseline before anything changes, and state plainly at ninety days which part of the gain came from the deployment, which from process change, and which from seasonality.

We will not sign a percentage guarantee on work that is never actually handed over. Be careful of anyone who does.

How we work

Software can act — but it waits for a person first

Model quality is not what stops enterprise AI. Trust is. So we build the trust in from the first engagement — and the tools you already own are where it starts.

The stack

01

Assistant layer

Where method lives — how your people think about the work
Claude · Microsoft Copilot · ChatGPT Enterprise · Gemini
You already own this
02

Orchestration layer

Where jobs run — on a schedule, or when something happens
n8n · Make · Zapier · Power Automate · Zoho Flow
You already own this
03

Governance layer

Where work is approved, recorded and made reversible
Approval queues · permissions · audit log · connectors
The missing piece

The write

  1. 01It drafts
  2. 02You approve
  3. 03It acts
  4. 04You can undo
Specimen — a gate specificationThe document your risk function signs before anything runs. Take it and use it.
Read the specimen
job: Order exception — refund
write boundary: may draft a refund. May not execute one.

gate: immediately before execution
approver: shift supervisor, or duty manager

the approver sees
  order ref · customer · value · amount proposed
  reason, in one line
  policy band, and whether it is inside it
  prior refunds in 12 months
  the full draft note to the customer

options: approve · approve with edit · reject · escalate

thresholds
  under band A ............ single approval
  band B or repeat ........ duty manager only
  above band B ............ two approvals, second by Finance

reversibility: same working day via the order desk
retention: 7 years

sign-off: Risk ________  Operations ________
Artifact

A tested method

Scope, sequence and judgment written down, with explicit stop conditions, the cases it must pass, a named owner and a review date.

Artifact

A gate specification

What may be drafted and what may be executed, what the approver sees, thresholds, reversibility — with a sign-off line for risk and operations.

Artifact

A baseline instrument

Volume, touches, minutes, rework and cycle time, with the capture method and an attribution rule agreed in advance.

Training

The method has to survive us leaving

Advisory finds the work. Training is how your organisation becomes able to do it without us. Ten programmes by audience — each stands alone, and roughly half of every course is hands-on.

CodeProgrammeWho it is forLength
ST-150Everyday AI, SafelyAll staff who use AI toolsHalf day
EX-100Leadership SessionBoard, CEO, senior managementHalf day
LD-200The Efficiency ProgrammeFunction and P&L owners2 days + 90 days
MG-300Finding the WorkMiddle management, team leads1 day
PR-400The Method LabYour subject-matter experts2 days
EN-500Engineering StandardsEngineers, QA, IT security3 days
RC-600Governance and AssuranceRisk, compliance, audit, finance1 day
HR-700Workforce and ChangeHR, function heads, comms1 day
SM-100The Working SessionLeadership of smaller companies1 day
SM-200The MonthSmaller companies, with follow-up1 day + 3 clinics

Every course produces something you keep — a policy, a ranked plan, a tested method, a signed approval design. Not a certificate.

Platform

Where a deployment is the right answer, we have one

We build on Onroll: a marketplace of agents you employ rather than install, with skills you can read, jobs they are allowed to run, and a write that always waits for a person. It meets the stage-four requirements out of the box — and it is one route, not the only one.

Hire, not install

You read the role first

A listing shows the role, skills, jobs, model and accounts before anyone joins your team. They sit on your roster. You teach them, pause them, let them go.

Method and permission

Skills think, jobs act

Written method you can open, amend and version. A job is what may refund, send, post or publish — and it parks until someone approves.

Model control

Many models, one gate

Your company allowlist, bound per hire by an admin. Operators never pick a model in chat, and approve and reject never touch one.

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And the obvious question

Advice that can say no.

  • We build a platform, and we say so. Onroll is ours. Where it is not the right answer, we will tell you and build on your stack instead.
  • We start with what you already own. Anyone who opens with a platform sale has not understood where you are.
  • Training is never a funnel. No course recommends a platform, and none is a prerequisite for buying one. Hands-on sessions run on your existing licences.
  • Assurance is independent. We review AI systems built by other people, on the same standard we hold ourselves to.
Who you work with

Practitioners, in the room

The people who design the work are there while it is delivered. Implementation and support scale through certified partners.

  • Built and run in production. Agent systems deployed in a national newsroom — articles, live coverage and long-form research, every publish behind an editor gate.
  • Delivered at scale. Integration, change and managed services through partners with hundreds of enterprise implementations behind them.
  • On site or remote. Engagements run in your offices or entirely remote, across time zones, in English throughout.
Next step

Ninety minutes, one workflow, an honest answer

Bring the piece of work you most want handed over. No deck, no fee, no obligation — and if it is not worth doing, that is what we will tell you.

What to bringOne workflow, and whoever owns the cost of it today.
What we coverWhere you sit on the ladder, where the approval step goes, what it would be measured against.
What you leave withA written read on feasibility and value — yours, whether or not we work together.

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