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Your roadmap is built one accepted piece at a time.

You have outcomes to reach across more than one team. You have a sponsor who answers for them, and reviewers in IT, security and procurement who must be satisfied first. We start from those outcomes and find the work that carries them.

Larger organisations start the same way: one build, accepted in writing.

That first piece has a fixed scope, agreed acceptance tests and an authorised reviewer on your side. If you want proof before a Programme, this is it. The Programme starts the quarter after you accept.

Book a Fit Call

A 25‑minute call. No files, no homework. A written note either way.

The first piece gives your reviewers something exact to read

What the system may read, and who approves, is written down before it reads anything. Your operators, reviewers, IT, security and finance people shape the scope and the acceptance.

A Build takes three to five weeks. It is a fixed fee quoted before you commit, with the balance due on your written acceptance.

How we build for security is on the security page.

It becomes a Programme when two of these are true

One alone is usually a Connected Build, or two Builds. We will not sell a Programme where a Build will do.

A Programme is still Builds, each accepted in writing

In place of one job for a fixed fee, you buy delivery capacity and a roadmap for a quarter. The work inside is still delivered as Builds and Connected Builds, each with its own acceptance tests and written acceptance. It includes:

ItemIncluded
Set-up in the first two weeks: discovery across teams, roadmap, governance and policy pack, backlog, first Build scoped.
Shared foundations: knowledge layer, permissions, provider setup under your agreement, evaluation harness.
A delivery stream: Builds and Connected Builds from the backlog.
Enablement: workshops, builder coaching, internal champions.
Operations: Programme Care across the installed base.
Steering and reporting each quarter: hours released, accepted outputs, error rates, adoption, provider cost.

Those figures are reported as measured. None is promised.

The installed base is every system we have installed for you.

Delivery is checked weekly, reported monthly, planned quarterly

A Programme is bought by an executive sponsor and budget holder, with IT and security in the room. There is a weekly delivery check, a monthly report and a quarterly plan made with the sponsor.

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Programme

In place of one job for a fixed fee, you buy delivery capacity and a roadmap for a quarter. The work inside is still delivered as Builds and Connected Builds, each with its own acceptance tests and written acceptance.

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Schedule

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Weekly

Delivery check

Monthly

Report

Quarterly

Plan made with the sponsor

Executive sponsor

In the room

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Your security reviewer gets the controls in writing

Every Programme includes the AI Operating Policy and Controls Pack. It covers what AI may read, who approves what, the audit trail, a staff usage policy and provider settings. You hold a written policy, a permission map and a provider configuration checklist.

A Programme runs under your enterprise agreement with the AI provider. We specify, you contract.

The team is named to you

We are two founders. A Programme is delivered by the founders plus hired or contracted engineers, named to you.

Entity, insurance and contracting arrangements for a client of your size are set up as the work is won.

It ends with 30 days’ notice at quarter end

Either side can end a Programme with 30 days’ notice at the end of a quarter. You receive a handover pack of everything built. The written guarantee has its own section for Programmes.

Bring the outcome your sponsor answers for

Twenty‑five minutes with a founder, free, and a written note either way.

Fit Call

Fit Note

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Fit Note

  1. What we saw
  2. What you told us
  3. What we think might be true
  4. What we do not know
  5. One useful next step
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