AI consulting
Fractional AI architect
Some teams want one accountable person for automation over a year, not a project. The fractional arrangement gives you that person for a fixed number of days a month, with a plan that says what gets deleted, what gets built and what gets measured.
What you get
- A weekly working session with your team
- A monthly plan: what gets deleted, what gets built, what gets measured
- Builds and fixes inside the retainer, scoped each month
- A written log of every change and its effect
- Cancel with 30 days notice
For whom
- Firms rolling AI out across several workflows over a year
- CFOs who want one accountable person for automation
- Teams that have tools and need judgment on what to delete next
Time
monthly
Professional fee
Rs. 1,75,000 to Rs. 3,50,000 per month
depends on days per month. Plus GST at 18 percent on the fee.
What a month looks like
- Week one: plan the month against the delete list and the numbers from last month.
- Weeks two and three: build, test and switch on with the review step.
- Week four: measure, write the log, decide what is next.
Rules of the arrangement
- Days per month set in writing. Unused days do not roll over.
- Cancel with 30 days notice.
- Everything built stays yours.
- No mention of your firm as a client without written consent.
Questions
How many days a month?
Two to five. The price range covers that spread.
Is this only for accounting firms?
No. Any finance team. Firms are the most common because the chasing is worst there.
Can it start without an audit?
It can, but the first month is then spent doing the audit work anyway. Most start with the audit.
People also need
Process audit
Two weeks inside your finance operation. You get the map, the delete list and a build plan you can hand to anyone.
fixed fee, credited against a Build
Build
One workflow wired end to end inside the tools you already pay for. You own the code.
fixed scope, quoted after the audit
Twenty minutes. No deck.
Tell us which process hurts most. We will tell you what gets deleted, what gets built and what it costs. Then you decide.