Care

Keep the implementation useful and reliable.

Keep an operating workflow useful as business rules, source material and connected systems change. Agree the monitoring, support and improvements that matter to its owner.

Illustrated workflow owner reviewing completed work, exception handling and a visible pause-to-manual path.

AT A GLANCE / INDICATIVE

Investment
CHF 750–2,500 / month
Typical duration
Monthly support
Best for
Workflows already in operation
See the scope

The proposal fixes the boundary, acceptance criteria and price before implementation. Additional work needs an explicit scope decision.

01 / SCOPE

Keep the implementation useful and reliable.

Follow-on support for an agreed implementation. Coverage can include monitoring, failures, minor adjustments, model or instruction changes, outcome reporting and a limited optimisation allowance. New workflows are separately scoped.

Typical buyers: Workflow owners.

  • An agreed support and improvement rhythm.

What is included

  • Monitoring and failure support
  • Minor workflow adjustments
  • Outcome reporting
  • Agreed optimisation allowance
Explicit exclusions
  • Unlimited support
  • New workflow implementation
  • Unagreed response-time guarantees

THE OUTCOME

See the preparation. Make the decision.

Explore the enquiry and document examples with synthetic data. Your sources, permissions and acceptance cases are agreed separately.

02 / READINESS

What we need to start.

  • An operating workflow with documented ownership and access.
  • An agreed support inventory and escalation contacts.
  • A baseline for cost, volume, quality and failure reporting.
  • A defined monthly allowance and change-approval process.

03 / ACCEPTANCE

What done looks like.

  • The covered workflows, support channel and response arrangements are written down.
  • Failures have a named owner and a clear escalation path.
  • Changes within the agreed allowance are tested before release.
  • Outcome reporting distinguishes observed results from proposed improvements.

DELIVERY METHOD

Fit → Lock → Build → Prove → Launch

We join your working cadence for workshops, build reviews and acceptance. Calendar duration is not a promise of full-time staffing. Access, review dates and scope changes are agreed before work starts.

Follow the delivery process

04 / QUESTIONS

More about Care.

Is support unlimited or available around the clock?

No. The agreement defines coverage, allowance, response arrangements and exclusions. The indicative monthly price does not imply 24/7 support or a guaranteed response time.

Can we add a new workflow under Care?

New workflow implementation is outside the support allowance. We scope it separately and agree how it will be operated after launch.

Can Care support an existing implementation?

We first review its interfaces, documentation, access and operating risks. Support is only offered for an explicitly accepted scope; taking over an undocumented system is not automatic.

THE NEXT USEFUL STEP

Is Care the right starting point?

The proposal fixes the boundary, acceptance criteria and price before implementation. Additional work needs an explicit scope decision.