Services

Choose where your AI setup happens.

The right setup depends on your tools, hardware, location, and the people who will use it. Start with the delivery option that fits, then confirm compatibility and scope.

Remote

Hosted AI setup

A scoped online workspace for one practical workflow.

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What we can scope

  • Workflow discovery and access plan
  • Configuration with approved tools
  • Acceptance tests and one walkthrough
  • Handoff notes and access-removal steps

What to confirm

  • Third-party subscriptions and model usage
  • Hosting, backups, maintenance, and support
  • The account that owns each connected tool
  • Any data type excluded from the workflow
On-site

On-site AI setup

Hands-on setup at an approved business location.

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What we can scope

  • Pre-visit device and workflow review
  • Approved installation and configuration
  • Completion checklist and team walkthrough
  • Documented changes and access removal

What to confirm

  • Service territory and travel arrangements
  • Hardware and device compatibility
  • Customer handling of passwords and MFA
  • Travel, lodging, meals, taxes, and timing
Mail-in

Mail-in hardware setup

Configuration on compatible hardware after a job is approved.

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Before shipping

  • Confirm the device and requested software
  • Complete intake and declared-condition review
  • Back up the device
  • Verify the return contact and destination

Hard boundaries

  • Do not include passwords, recovery codes, or MFA secrets
  • Do not ship until custody terms are agreed
  • Shipping, insurance, timing, and damage terms must be written
  • Temporary support access is removed at handoff where feasible
Public discovery

Agent-ready website

Help people, search engines, and visiting agents understand what the business intentionally publishes.

Scope a website review

What we can scope

  • Public content and structure review
  • Machine-readable service catalog
  • Structured data and accessibility improvements
  • Read-only discovery documentation

What it cannot imply

  • A public key is not access control
  • A catalog does not authorize private records or actions
  • Compatibility is verified only after testing
  • Private APIs need separate identity and policy enforcement

Scope checklist

Six things every quote should make clear.

Ambiguity is expensive. The setup plan should be specific enough to test and hand off.

Work

Workflow + deliverables

Name the input, output, owner, review step, and documents the handoff includes.

Access

Tools + permissions

Confirm compatibility, account ownership, scope, revocation, and excluded information.

Operations

Tests + ongoing costs

Write acceptance cases, recovery steps, support arrangements, and recurring charges.