For the business run from a phone, and for the firm with fifty people and three systems that do not speak to each other. The audit finds where the week goes. The installation puts in what your operation is missing, and nothing it already has. The running keeps it going, to a standard you can inspect. Three prices, in three sizes, all in writing.
You talk. We ask the questions you would be asked by someone who has run a business like yours. Then you receive it in writing: every leak named, the evidence for each, and what it is costing you. Six lines per finding.
One person, £100. Ninety minutes with you, then the analysis. A small team of two to ten, £500. Half a day inside the operation. An established firm of ten to fifty, £1,500. Two days. Each is paid on booking, after the first call, never before you have agreed to it, and credited in full against an installation if you proceed within thirty days.
If it finds nothing worth installing, it says so, you keep the audit, and the fee is refunded.
A one-person business usually has no front door yet. A firm of thirty has a site, a profile, a mailbox and three systems that do not speak to each other. The installation is what your operation is missing, and nothing it already has. Every size gets the same anatomy: a brief, a cell, a separate verifier, a record, and a gate with a name on it.
The Voice answers the messages that reach your mailbox. It does not answer telephone calls. It is not a phone line; it is the first rung of a workflow you own. Domain and mailbox are opened in your name and paid at cost; you can remove us from them at any moment.
At every size: nothing goes live on a guess, every installation is proven against real data with sending disabled until it holds, the record is yours and handed over intact if you leave, and the running ends on thirty days’ notice.
A one-person business and a fifty-person firm are the same operation at different volume, but the work of installing into them is not the same work. The ladder is published so that nobody has to ring to find out where they sit, and every figure below is a range to be confirmed in writing after the audit, never a number invented in the room.
Every audit is credited in full against its installation within thirty days. Every installation is proven with sending disabled before it is released. Every running arrangement ends on thirty days’ notice, no penalty. Above fifty staff, the work is scoped in conversation and priced in writing; nothing is published because nothing honest can be.
Monitored, so a fault reports itself before you notice it. Verified, so nothing checks its own work. Reported monthly, so you can read what the machine did, what was held for you, and what it cost, on one page.
What the £99 a month covers, for each workflow: the workflow kept running and watched; every output judged by something that did not write it; the record kept, readable by you, and yours if you leave; the monthly statement of what ran, what was held and what it cost; and a person to ring when it fails. The site, the profile and the mailbox are in your name. Domain and mailbox are at cost. A small team’s fleet runs at £250 to £500 a month and an established firm’s at £850 to £1,500, quoted with the installation.
Thirty days’ notice, no penalty. The work holds you, or nothing does.
On day one every message the machine drafts waits for your yes. That is the first rung, not the ceiling: as each workflow proves itself on the record, it moves from drafting for you, to handling the routine while you see only the exceptions, to running without you. You decide the pace, and any step is revocable in one action.
Prices, discounts and any commitment not already in writing stay with you until you transfer them, in writing. Every action is written down, and the record belongs to you, handed over intact if you ever leave. One action stops all of it. The full standard is on the governance page.
Write to audit@daelixai.com with the name of the business and what is eating the week. You will get a reply in writing, and a time.