01The Offer

Clarify the problem before you invest in technology.

We map your existing processes, data and cross-team collaboration, and identify the bottlenecks holding back efficiency and decision quality. A small-scale pilot lowers adoption risk and gives you measurable results on which to base your systems and AI investment.

02When You Need This

This is for teams facing any of the following

  • Information is scattered across tools, with no consistent, trustworthy source.
  • Significant time goes into manually compiling, reconciling and chasing information.
  • Cross-team processes depend on manual communication, slowing execution.
  • You plan to adopt AI or digital tools, but have no clear path or order of priority.
03How It Works

About three weeks, with a defined output at each stage.

  1. Week 1

    Assessment

    Interviews across teams and on-site observation to map processes and data flows in full.

  2. Week 2

    Diagnosis and prioritisation

    Bottlenecks and risks identified, with a recommended order of work.

    Output

    Process map, prioritised bottleneck list

  3. Week 3

    Pilot

    A working automation or AI pilot built for the highest-priority process.

    Output

    A pilot you can actually run

04Scope

What we will and won't do

  • We won't recommend systems you don't need.

    Sometimes the answer is KIDGE; sometimes it isn't.

  • We don't hand over a report and call it done.

    If nothing runs, it isn't finished.

  • We need an internal owner on your side.

    Without someone driving it internally, adoption doesn't happen.

05Start

Start with an initial assessment.

A 30-minute conversation to understand your current processes, collaboration patterns and digital needs.

No need to prepare full documentation beforehand. We'll help determine whether a process assessment makes sense right now, and you'll get a sense of whether our approach fits your team.

We don't only analyse processes — we build systems. KIDGE is a product we built ourselves.

Fees

Quoted after assessing project scope and requirements.