An AI business case your board will sign. Then we build it.
In one paid week we measure one process in your own numbers and give you a costed yes or no. If it is yes, we build it inside your systems and hand it to your team in two weeks.
Assessment week: €7,500 fixed, credited in full to the build.
Costed by Jonathan, twelve years at Google, most recently FP&A lead for Search Ads UK & Ireland and Acting Chief of Staff to the UK Finance Director; Chicago Booth MBA. Built by Soulaimane, Google Professional Data Engineer. One build at a time.
Three steps. Stop after any of them.
| Step | What you get | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment week | Your baseline, a five-year case with payback, the target architecture, acceptance tests and a build price ceiling | €7,500, fixed, credited in full to the build |
| Build | A working system inside your environment, integrated into the process | A ceiling set before the build starts, typically €20,000 to €45,000; half the balance paid only on passed tests |
| Handover | Code, credentials and documentation in your accounts; your team runs it without us | Included |
- What you get
- Your baseline, a five-year case with payback, the target architecture, acceptance tests and a build price ceiling
- Price
- €7,500, fixed, credited in full to the build
- What you get
- A working system inside your environment, integrated into the process
- Price
- A ceiling set before the build starts, typically €20,000 to €45,000; half the balance paid only on passed tests
- What you get
- Code, credentials and documentation in your accounts; your team runs it without us
- Price
- Included
Who this is for.
A good fit
- You lead finance at a company with roughly €20m to €500m in revenue.
- You have one process in mind and need to know whether AI pays for itself there.
- You want a fixed price and an answer you can defend to your board.
Not a fit
- You want a strategy deck covering the whole company.
- You need a large team next month. We take one build at a time.
- You want to pay by the hour.
Good first processes to assess.
| Process | What the week tests |
|---|---|
| Forecasting and planning | Whether a driver-based forecast that updates from your actuals beats today's cycle on time and accuracy |
| Month-end reporting | Whether management packs and variance commentary can be drafted from the ledger, so your team reviews instead of writes |
| Payables and receivables | Whether invoice matching, exceptions and cash application can run with fewer manual touches |
| Your own process | Bring the one you have in mind. The week tells you whether it pays |
- What the week tests
- Whether a driver-based forecast that updates from your actuals beats today's cycle on time and accuracy
- What the week tests
- Whether management packs and variance commentary can be drafted from the ledger, so your team reviews instead of writes
- What the week tests
- Whether invoice matching, exceptions and cash application can run with fewer manual touches
- What the week tests
- Bring the one you have in mind. The week tells you whether it pays
Three rules, all in the contract.
The price is a ceiling.
It can fall after the assessment. It never rises for agreed scope.
Payment follows proof.
Half the build balance is paid only when the acceptance tests pass, live, in front of you.
You own everything.
Code and IP transfer as each stage is paid, and every account is in your name.
See what the week produces.
Who does the work.
Jonathan Joaquin Jimenez. Builds the business case and owns the commercial terms.
Twelve years at Google, most recently FP&A lead for Search Ads UK & Ireland and Acting Chief of Staff to the UK Finance Director; Chicago Booth MBA.
LinkedInSoulaimane Zarria. Builds the system and writes the tests it is measured against.
Solution architect, Google Professional Data Engineer; founded an AI platform acquired by iSolution.
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We take one build at a time, so the people who price the work are the people who do it.
Jonathan also works in Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese and Papiamentu.
Start with one week.
You leave with a costed yes or no and a plan you own either way.