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Establish a baseline before building
Before creating a workflow, we measure the current situation: minutes per case, volume, and error or follow-up enquiry rates. Credible evidence of impact needs a baseline.
How we measure impact
Define impact before building, rather than claim it afterwards.
You will not find generic success percentages here. We explain how we measure impact and publish project results only with approval from the companies involved.
Case study
Case study · BVM
Five tools. One continuous workflow.
BVM promotes seminars, conferences and regional events with a small team. Today, an event link becomes a complete LinkedIn post with an on-brand banner in seconds, ready for a person to approve.
Read the case study5 → 1tools brought together in one platform
18original templates recreated in code, true to the brand
11simulated audiences review each ad
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Agree target measures
We set targets together, based on the use case. We do not promise blanket percentages; we agree how success will be recognised.
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Measure in operation
After rollout, usage and impact are measured against the baseline: what has changed, what has not, and why.
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Evaluate together
We discuss the impact report with you. We only publish client names and figures with explicit approval.
Voices from our projects
“The first team to tell us what doesn’t work before selling us what does.”
“After 45 minutes, we knew where to start. We signed the contract that same week.”
“They kept both the data and the AI layers in view at the same time. That was exactly where we were stuck.”
“They didn’t arrive with a ready-made solution. They arrived with questions that made the real problem visible.”
The strongest evidence comes from measuring your own process. In the initial call, we explore which workflow we could improve for you.