A two-day onsite review of how your team actually works – and a clear, written plan for where AI fits, and where it really doesn't. No buzzwords, no platform pitches.
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The goal of an audit is not to add more systems. It's to understand which parts of the business are already struggling under the current ones.
Luke SharmanImplementation & Automation“
The interesting part is rarely the AI itself. It's watching how people actually work once you sit inside the business for two days.
No retainers, no creeping scope. You know exactly what we'll do, how long it takes, and what you'll have in your hands at the end.
1–2 days
Onsite with your team – walk-throughs, interviews, real workflows.
7 days
From visit to delivery – opportunity map, risk register, 30-day plan.
0 lock-in
Tool-agnostic. No platforms to buy, no contracts to extend.
What you'll actually get
An honest, written picture of where AI helps – and where it gets in the way.
No 60-slide deck. Just a clear, useful document your team will actually read, with the kind of detail you can hand to a developer or act on yourself.
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Onsite walk-throughs
We sit with each team, watch how the work flows, and listen for the small frictions that compound across the week.
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Opportunity map
Every place AI can save real time, ranked by effort, risk, and the size of the prize. No abstract scoring – concrete tasks.
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Risk register
Where automation would damage trust, accuracy or compliance – and the explicit places where a human stays in the loop.
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30-day starter plan
Two or three changes you can pilot in the next month – small enough to ship, useful enough to matter.
How it runs
Two days with your team. One week to write it up.
We work in your office, with real people, on real workflows. By the end of the week you'll have something you can act on, not just file away.
Day 1 – Listen & observe
Walk the floor, sit with each function, capture how the work really flows. We're looking for the gap between the org chart and the actual day.
Day 2 – Map & test
We sketch the opportunities live with you, sanity-check assumptions, and prototype one or two ideas on the spot so you can feel the shape of them.
Within a week – Written report
An honest, written document: opportunity map, risk register, recommended tooling and a 30-day starter plan you can act on without us.
Proof, not promises
The audit we ran at Love From Above turned a single sentence into a buildable plan.
Chelsea came to us with an idea, not a business. Two days of discovery, a written report, and the team had a scope they could actually act on – no platform lock-in, no consultancy bloat, just a clear next step.
