One deliberate ladder. Each rung stands on its own — you only climb it if the last one earned it. No funnel, no lock-in, no black boxes.
A five-minute self-serve scorecard, or a deep evidence-based audit. It shows where your UX and AI maturity actually stand — and surfaces the specific workflows where AI could help, and where it needs a human gate.
Free to start · deep audit £4,500 · 10 days
You leave with: A clear, honest picture and a shortlist of workflows worth acting on.
We take one surfaced workflow and design the human-approval layer for it: the agent drafts the action, your person approves it in a glance, and nothing acts unattended. Built on top of the systems you already run — we design the layer, never the plumbing.
from ~£6,500 · ~4–6 weeks · one workflow
You leave with: A working approval interface, an audit trail, and a handover pack you own outright.
Every pilot includes two to three months of check-in support — we make sure it’s working in the real world, at no charge. After that, ongoing care is optional and only if you want it. The real paid work is new workflows, scoped as their own mini-pilots. We’d rather earn the next piece than bill you for a subscription you don’t need.
Check-ins included · care optional · new workflows priced per scope
You leave with: A layer that keeps working — and a partner who charges for value, not for standing still.
Support sits on the pilot, not the audit — there’s no layer to care for until one is built. The included check-ins come with every pilot; anything ongoing is a choice we’ll talk through, never spring on you.
You run an operationally complex business — enquiries, quotes, scheduling, suppliers. You know AI and better structure could save real time somewhere; the question is where, and what it’s worth. The diagnostic walks your enquiry-to-quote-to-delivery journey, finds where the hours and margin leak, and tells you plainly what to fix, what to automate, and what to leave exactly as it is.
£950 fixed · delivered in days, not weeks
You get:
Everything lands async — no workshops, no meetings unless you want one. It’s also step 2 of the Funded AI Adoption sequence — the same five lenses as the WFK audit, pointed at your operations.
First champion diagnostics are running now — findings on the evidence page once clients have seen the value.
Yes, the numbers move — speed kept, mistakes removed, an audit trail gained. But the real pay-off is watching the design do its job: the same AI, now accountable. Every action carries a name, every decision leaves a record, and the person in the loop gets back control they can exercise in seconds — not a dashboard they’ll ignore. That’s the difference between AI a team quietly abandons and AI that becomes infrastructure.
The European Accessibility Act has been enforceable across the EU since 2025, and the AI features you shipped this year are digital products in scope. But most accessibility auditors are equipped for static pages — not for an agent that streams its output, acts on someone’s behalf, and hands control back to a human.
Worse, AI code generation is measurably regressing accessibility — the surfaces you ship fastest are often the least accessible you own. So this isn’t a checklist you pass once. It’s a capability you operate: checked continuously, gated by a human, and logged — the same approval-and-audit layer we build, pointed at compliance. The record becomes your evidence.
The audit already tests it — against the four questions a page scan can’t reach: can every user perceive the agent’s reasoning, operate the approval gate, understand the action, and recover when it’s wrong?
Indicative findings and recovery design — not a formal conformance assessment. Formal certification is referred to a certified partner.
Redgate Freight is an illustrative, composite scenario — not a real client — built to show exactly what you’d get at each rung.
What a deep audit actually hands back: scored maturity, evidence-led findings, an AI risk register, and the agent opportunities it surfaces.
Read the sample report →② The pilotThe same company, one workflow later: the problem, the reasoning, the approval interface we’d design, and the handoff pack — the design solution at work.
Walk the worked example →③ The interfaceThe interactive approval layer: the same decision card in Slack, email, and a web console. Approve or reject and watch the audit trail update — the layer we design, on tools you already run.
See it working →We do
We don’t
No pitch deck, no discovery-call funnel. See where you stand in five minutes — everything after that is a choice you make, not one we assume.