Find the fixes worth making. In the order they pay.
Two business days. One question: where does your business lose the most time and money, and what is each fix worth in a year? The answer is a ranked list you can act on, with a dollar figure on every line, worked out from your own numbers.
Feel points you to the loudest problem. Numbers point to the costliest.
The Assessment has one job: name the fixes that pay your business back most, and rank them by what each is worth. Everything else on this page is how that gets done.
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The loudest problem and the costliest one are not the same thing.
The thing that annoys you daily and the thing that costs you most can be two different things. You can feel the first one. Only the numbers show the second.
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A tool bought before the diagnosis is money spent on a guess.
Most wasted spend on automation is the right tool in the wrong place. The Assessment exists so nothing gets built until it has a dollar figure next to it.
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The order matters more than the build.
Ten fixes done in the wrong order feel like progress and change nothing. Three fixes done in the right order change the week. The Roadmap is the order.
Three steps. Two business days. One Roadmap.
This is the whole Assessment. Nothing on this list is a build, and every step is inside the one price.
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The questionnaire
Short written questions about your business: what you sell, who does what, which tools you use, where the week goes. Plain answers, nothing you have to look up. It tells me where to dig before we talk, so the call is spent on your business, not on introductions.
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The Discovery Call
I ask detailed questions about how your business actually runs. We follow an enquiry, an order, an invoice and a booking from start to finish, and note who touches each one, how long it takes, and where it stalls. You answer. I map. If your week won't come back from memory, you log a week instead and I read the log.
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I turn the map into numbers. Each leak gets a dollar figure per year, worked out from what you told me and what your records show. Then I rank them and set the order to fix them in. You do nothing in these two days.
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The Findings Presentation
I walk you through your AI Roadmap line by line, with the math run live on the call, not in an email after. Anything worth building has its price on the same page. You leave with the Roadmap and a clear first move.
The Discovery Call
One call where I map your business and the way work moves through it. Best when you can talk through your week from memory.
The Workflow Week
You log your actual tasks and hours for a week, and I read the log. Best when the real numbers only show up once you write them down as they happen.
What you hold at the end of step three.
Written for the owner, not for a technician. Five things, in the order they appear in the document. Yours to keep whatever you decide next.
- 01 The ranked list every fix worth making, biggest return first, each with its dollar figure per year from your own numbers
- 02 The build order which fix goes first, second and third across 60 days, so it reads as a plan, not a wish list
- 03 Annual Savings Score one number: what the whole Roadmap is worth to you in a year
- 04 HK AI Deployment Blueprint which tools to use for each fix, and how they are set up for a Hong Kong business
- 05 30-Day Priority Email Support thirty days of your questions answered first
HKD 5,000. The same for every business.
The fee buys the Assessment and the Roadmap. It does not buy a build. Anything you choose to build afterwards is a separate, fixed price tied to named systems, quoted at the Findings Presentation. Never an hourly meter.
I'll put your number in writing before you spend a dollar on a build.
“If the Roadmap can't show savings worth at least what you paid, I keep working until it does.”
Built for the person who decides.
Non-technical Hong Kong business owners and the people who make their decisions. Not a technical buyer shopping for software.
- You run the place, or you make the decisions.
- The same work repeats every week, and someone does it by hand.
- Your tools don't talk to each other.
- You want your own numbers driving the decisions, not a gut feel.
- You want the cheapest fix.
- You already have a team building this in-house.
- You are comparing on price alone.
The Roadmap is yours. The next move is your call.
If the Roadmap makes sense, we build, starting with the fix that pays back fastest. In a restaurant or a studio that is the front door: enquiries answered, follow-ups sent, bookings confirmed. If you'd rather sit with the list first, you can. It is written so you always know the next move, with or without me.
Asked, answered.
Q01 What should I ask an AI consultant before I hire one?
Three questions. Can you put a dollar figure on the problem before I pay you to fix it? Whose name is on the outcome if it doesn't work? And what happens to whatever you build when the project ends? If the answers are vague, keep looking. The Assessment answers all three before you commit to a build.
Q02 Do I need to be technical to get value from this?
No. The Assessment is built for owners who run the business, not the software. Your part is a short questionnaire, about 15 minutes, then one 45-to-60-minute call about how your week runs. I handle the analysis, the numbers, and the plain-language plan. If a line on your Roadmap needs a word explained, I explain it.
Q03 Is my customer data safe?
Yes. The Assessment reads numbers off documents you already own: your phone log, your messages, your booking record. Nothing leaves your control without your say-so. Any system we later build is designed to keep customer data inside your own accounts, in line with Hong Kong PDPO expectations. No advertising trackers, no selling data, ever.
Q04 How soon can we start?
Usually within a week or two. I cap the calendar at two Assessments a week, with one build always in progress, so the work gets done on time instead of stacking up. Start with a free 15-minute Mini AI Assessment. I run five or more of those a week, so there's usually a slot this week, and we'll book the Assessment from there.
Start with the Mini AI Assessment.
Four or five plain-English questions about how your week actually runs, and you leave with one tool worth trying, named and explained. Fifteen minutes, free. If nothing fits yet, I'll say so.
- · 15 minutes, free, and the tool is yours whether we work together or not
- · No deck, nothing to prepare