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A clear first step for your workflow.

Start with a free self-guided assessment, then choose a fixed-fee consulting engagement if it fits.

Start the free self-guided assessment

Three ways to begin

Choose the amount of help you need.

01 / Begin
Start here

Self-guided workflow assessment

Free
A free, self-guided assessment with an immediate prioritized shortlist and a practical pilot starting point. A separate fit review is optional.

Included

  • Complete the assessment on your own.
  • Get a prioritized workflow shortlist.
  • Use the result to choose a practical next step.
Start the free assessment

No consulting engagement is required to complete it.

02 / Map
Map and plan

Workflow Quick Start

$1,500per engagement
Fixed fee per engagement. A focused map and plan for one workflow. This tier does not include a production automation build.

Included

  • One workflow discovery and current-state map covering its trigger, handoffs, tools, owner, and constraints.
  • One agreed success measure, with review and data boundaries documented.
  • A prioritized implementation brief with practical next steps.
Ask about Workflow Quick Start

In the inquiry form, name Workflow Quick Start in your message.

03 / Improve
Bounded pilot

Workflow Improvement Pilot

$3,500per engagement
Fixed fee per engagement. One bounded workflow improvement, exercised with its owner against an agreed measure.

Included

  • A small working or deliberately human-reviewed loop using approved existing tools where practical.
  • Documented review and escalation boundaries, with consequential changes kept under approval.
  • Operating guidance and an ownership handoff for the workflow team.
Ask about Workflow Improvement Pilot

In the inquiry form, name Workflow Improvement Pilot in your message.

Each consulting fee is a fixed price per engagement. Both consulting prices are shown in USD.

Pricing questions

Before you choose an engagement

Review what each option includes and where to go next.

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Human review comes first

Decide how people stay in control before automation begins.

The workflow owner and Lainge set approval, correction, and escalation boundaries as part of the agreed scope.

Agree approvals before automation

Before an automated step is introduced, Lainge and the workflow owner define which outputs need approval. Sensitive, unusual, or high-impact customer requests keep a human approval step.

Give people a way to correct outcomes

Reviewers can edit or reject a draft and flag a wrong or stale answer. The workflow owner can correct the approved guidance or handoff, then check the change against the agreed measure.

Escalate unclear cases to a person

Missing information, uncertain answers, and exceptions go to the workflow owner for review. Keep unclear cases on hold until a person decides the next step.

Next step

Have a workflow in mind?

Use Lainge’s contact form to ask about Workflow Quick Start or Workflow Improvement Pilot. Mention the engagement you have in mind.

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