Service
Become AI-ready
We create the conditions for running and administering your company through AI — step by step, starting with your processes.
What "AI-ready" actually means
An AI agent is exactly as useful as the surfaces it can operate — and as good as the structure it finds. Software without an interface is a locked room to it; a process that lives only in people's heads is invisible. Becoming AI-ready therefore does not mean "introducing an AI tool". It means setting up systems and workflows so AI can work wherever it pays off.
How we work
- Inventory. Your processes, systems and data flows — what is already steerable, what is not, and where the biggest leverage sits.
- API-first check. Every tool is measured against hard criteria: an interface for everything the UI can do? Complete data export? Self-hostable or at least hostable in Switzerland/the EU? Configuration as text? Only then do features and price count.
- Prioritised implementation. The workflows with the biggest impact first — audit-proof with Coautra: every change captured, documented, reviewed.
- Enablement. Your team works along from day one, and the documentation is yours — no consultant lock-in.
How you notice the difference
- Recurring workflows run automatically — traceable, not a black box.
- Knowledge is documented, not just in people's heads.
- New software is chosen by criteria that still hold in five years.
- You use AI where it pays off — and skip it where it does not.
What we do not promise
No miracles without foundations: an AI taking over a chaotic process produces chaos at higher speed. That is why we start with the processes — and say honestly where AI does not (yet) pay off. What that looks like day to day is shown station by station in «How we work», and documented, unfiltered, on our blog — the same rebuild we do for clients, applied to our own company.
Pricing
Guide rate CHF 250/h · fixed-price packages · success component available for measurable goals
Wherever the scope is plannable, we prefer fixed-price packages — you know before the start what it costs. For measurable goals, a success component is possible; the KPI for it is agreed in writing upfront. The guide rate applies to everything that cannot sensibly be packaged.