We'll find the day a week your team loses to admin. Or you get every cent back.

Two parts. If the time map shows less than 8 hours a week of recoverable time, we refund the full €999 automatically — you don't have to ask. And for any other reason at all, email us within 30 days of your review call and we refund the full €999, no questions asked. In both cases you keep the report, the tool list and the plan.

Because we only run four audits a month, and a paid booking is how we keep those slots for owners who intend to act. It doesn't move the risk onto you: the fee is fully refundable until 30 days after your review call, for any reason or none.

So does almost everyone, and almost nobody gets hours back from it, because prompting is a person doing work faster — not work that happens without a person. The prescription is about systems that run on their own: the reminder that sends itself, the form that lands already in your accounting system, the quote that drafts itself from the last ninety. Your ChatGPT habit stays. It just stops being the whole strategy.

Five to twenty people is where it pays back fastest, because there is no IT budget absorbing the problem and nobody whose job is to find the answer. A five-person firm has the same six categories of recurring admin as a fifty-person one — with fewer hands to absorb them.

Which is why the person who runs the day sits in the interview rather than hearing about it afterwards, why the plan is ten minutes a day for four days instead of a migration, and why the rollout pack is one page per tool. We also cap the prescription at seven tools and mark the two to start with. Businesses fail at this by adopting six things in a month, not by adopting one.

From the time map, which is built out of your own answers in the interview and confirmed with you before the report is written. Each task carries a frequency and a duration. If the recoverable total — time a named, available tool could remove — comes to under 8 hours a week, the audit is refunded. You don't have to implement anything for the guarantee to apply.

No. The audit is conducted entirely by interview. No logins, no integrations, no software installed, no customer data seen. If you later ask us to build something, that's a separate agreement with its own data terms.

Recorded and transcribed with your consent, so the analysis runs against what was actually said rather than our notes. Both are deleted once the report is delivered, or immediately on request. If you'd rather we didn't record, we take notes instead — it costs about fifteen minutes more of your time.

Then the time map shows under 8 hours a week, you get your money back, and you have a written, vendor-neutral document saying so — which is worth having the next time a sales rep tells you otherwise. We would rather write that report than sell you an implementation you don't need.

We scope it on the review call and quote it at a fixed price: a single workflow starts from €1,500, and an ongoing AI concierge runs €1,200–2,000 a month. Commission any of it within 30 days of the review call and your €999 comes off the first invoice in full. You're equally free to take the report to any other implementer, or to your own team; it's written to be handed over, not to make you depend on us.

Does a deducted fee make the report less honest? Two things stop that: we take no commission from any tool we name, so we have no reason to prescribe one over another — and the Do-Not-Automate List exists specifically to write down the work we'd be paid to build and are telling you not to.

There is: a free fifteen-minute call where we take the single worst task in your week and show you one specific way to remove it. No report, no follow-up sequence. Choose "Not yet" in the last question of the application and we'll book that instead.