Operations Assessment
Find the highest-value place to begin and define a responsible path to production.
- Executive and workflow discovery
- Systems and data-readiness review
- AI opportunity and risk assessment
- Prioritized architecture and ROI roadmap
Engagements & pricing
Every AOS engagement combines operating design, implementation, governance, and continuous improvement. Begin with one high-value workflow or redesign the complete enterprise operating layer.
One-time system build establishes the operation. Monthly managed operations keeps it reliable, supported, measured, and improving.
Find the highest-value place to begin and define a responsible path to production.
Deploy one high-value, end-to-end operation as a production AOS capability.
Connect revenue, orders, service, and management across multiple AOS capabilities.
Create the governed intelligence layer across departments, locations, and complex operations.
Managed operations
After launch, AOS stays accountable for the health and performance of the deployed system.
Purpose-built systems
Indicative starting prices help establish scope. Every final proposal is based on the real operation, integrations, controls, and outcome required.
Usage & infrastructure
Third-party software, model usage, telephony, messaging, cloud infrastructure, external data, and transaction fees are billed separately or passed through at cost.
AOS Control tracks consumption, exceptions, and business outcomes so technology spend stays visible to leadership.
Pricing questions
The build fee covers discovery, architecture, development, integration, testing, deployment, and training. The monthly fee covers live-system monitoring, support, quality review, knowledge and workflow updates, incident response, reporting, and continuous improvement.
Scope is shaped by workflow complexity, number of departments and locations, systems and data sources, user roles, integrations, security requirements, languages, deployment model, and required service level.
Third-party software, model usage, telephony, messaging, cloud infrastructure, data services, and transaction fees are billed separately or passed through at cost. AOS makes those costs visible and manageable.
Yes. AOS Launch is designed to put one measurable operation into production first, prove value, and create a foundation that can expand into a connected operating system.
When a qualifying implementation begins within 30 days, part of the assessment fee may be credited toward the approved build scope. The exact credit is stated in the proposal.
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