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Find what's worth automating

An audit of your marketing team, three weeks for most teams. You leave with a scored map of where the hours are going and a sequenced build queue you own outright, whatever you decide to do next.

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What gets audited

Two tracks run in parallel: your people and your plumbing.

people
A team-wide survey plus a leader interview. Everyone gets scored on two axes: how many hours their recurring work could give back, and how keen they are to build. That pairing decides who goes first.
infrastructure
A stack inventory: what has an MCP, where your data lives, what's already connected. Your security and approval pathways get mapped before anything is built, so nothing stalls later.

What you walk away with

Opportunity map

Everyone on the team, scored by hours-back potential and enthusiasm.

Build queue

What gets built, in what order, and why: highest return first, so proof lands early.

Foundation roadmap

Which shared systems make which workflows possible, sequenced so nothing blocks.

ROI projections

What the queue is worth in hours, against what the work costs today.

It's written to be shown upward. The version your boss reads is the version you get.

Most audits turn into one of two things: the queue gets built for you, or your team learns to build it. Both start here.

Questions about the audit

Can we buy the audit on its own?

Yes. You don't have to commit to builds or the enablement program afterwards. The audit starts at $9,500 and goes up with the number of people and teams involved.

How long does it take?

Three weeks for most teams. Bigger teams, or audits that cover several teams, take longer.

Who do you talk to?

It depends on the size of the team. I interview leaders, managers and individual contributors.

Do you need access to our systems?

No. The audit runs on interviews and surveys, so nothing gets connected or logged into.

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