Margin is disappearing into administration
Skilled people spend valuable hours retyping, chasing, checking and rebuilding information across departments. Nobody has priced the total drag.
Business-wide / 14 days / £2,000
Two vendor-independent engineers map the business, quantify where work and money get stuck, and rank what is worth changing first.
The fit call is free. The fourteen-day audit is a paid £2,000 engagement.
Constraints. Opportunities. Economics. Priority.
Start before the sales pitch
The first AI decision is which operating constraint is worth changing, whether AI is viable and how the opportunity compares with every other demand on capital.
Swipe through the three warning signs
Skilled people spend valuable hours retyping, chasing, checking and rebuilding information across departments. Nobody has priced the total drag.
Different teams can each name a possible use for AI. Leadership needs one economic view of what deserves capital first.
The answer may be one connection, a process redesign or no new tool at all. Another subscription should not be the default.
What £2,000 buys
Not a deck of generic AI ideas. Four working outputs tied to evidence from across your operation.
Swipe through the four deliverables
A business-wide view of where capacity, cash and decisions are held up. Work, waiting, hand-offs and rework are separated instead of guessed.
Every viable opportunity, the dependencies underneath it and the points where a person must remain in control.
Upside, cost, assumptions and risk for each opportunity worth considering, using evidence from your operation.
A prioritised investment order and custom proposal for the highest-value justified scope. You own the work whether AGMM builds anything afterwards or not.
YOU KEEP THE WORK WHETHER AGMM BUILDS ANYTHING AFTERWARDS OR NOT.
The fourteen-day sequence
Find waiting, rework and operational risk across departments, then gather the evidence that shows what actually happens.
Test cost, upside, dependencies and failure conditions with the people inside the work.
Review the maps and economic cases, rank what deserves capital and define the justified custom build.
Proof before promise
The audit does not borrow a result from another business and present it as yours. Every opportunity is tested against your evidence, assumptions and risks before it earns a place in the investment order.
Inspect the four outputsFourteen days. Three working sessions. Four client-owned documents.
Fit before invoice
Bring the process you suspect is costing the most. In 30 minutes we will test whether it is specific enough to audit, whether the economics can justify the engagement and what evidence we would need from your team.
Book the free fit callBefore you book
No. The AI Constraint Audit is a fixed £2,000 engagement. Only the initial 30-minute fit call is free.
We test whether the workflow is specific enough to audit, whether the commercial stakes can justify the work and what evidence your team can provide. If the audit is not the right next step, we will say so.
Fourteen days, three sixty-minute working sessions with two forward-deployed AI engineers and four client-owned outputs: the constraint map, AI opportunity map, economic cases and ranked next step.
You can ask AGMM to implement the recommendation, give the work to somebody else, use an existing provider or stop. The audit is complete before any implementation decision is made.
Established UK businesses, generally £1m+ in annual revenue, with enough team, process and operational complexity for integration to matter.
That is a valid result. The purpose is to avoid paying for the wrong build, not to force AI into a process that needs a simpler fix.