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First work out where it pays off

Most failed projects fail because the tool is built first and the problem is found for it afterwards. The audit reverses the order: you get it in writing what pays off, what does not, and which obligations come with it.

Why choose me?

What you get out of working together, beyond a working solution

Opportunities ranked by value

We go through your processes and produce a list of concrete use cases ranked by value against effort. Not general advice, but what to do first.

Savings and costs estimated

For each use case, an estimate of the time saved, the build cost and the monthly running cost. Something you can take to the board or into a budget.

Also what not to do

The deliverable includes the ideas that are not worth it, and why. An investment steered away from a dead end is usually worth more than a well-executed project.

Fixed price and scope

You know in advance what you get and what it costs. If we go on to build, I deduct the audit fee from the project.

A written deliverable

Not a meeting that leaves you with notes. You get a document you can work from without any further involvement from me.

Independent of the supplier

The recommendation does not point at whatever I happen to build. If changing a process or buying a module for your existing system is the better route, that is what the document will say.

Types of solutions

Choose the solution that best fits your needs

  • Quick diagnostic

    For companies deciding whether to start at all.

    • Interviews with key people
    • Three to five most promising use cases
    • Rough estimate of value and cost
  • Process audit

    A detailed walk through one department's workload.

    • Mapping where routine work builds up
    • Time and cost quantified
    • The order to roll it out in
  • Second opinion

    Independent review of a quote or an AI project in flight.

    • Review of the proposed solution
    • Risks and hidden costs
    • A recommendation on whether to continue
  • Regulatory assessment

    The AI Act and NIS2 settled up front, not during an inspection.

    • The AI Act risk category of each use case
    • What falls under NIS2 and what that means for suppliers
    • What has to be evidenced and what is better left unbuilt
    • A technical view, not a legal opinion

Where to find me and where I work from

I am based in Prague and in Tálín near Písek. Consultations run online or in person. I work with clients across the Czech Republic and abroad.

Prague

Letňany and surroundings

Tálín near Písek

South Bohemia

Online

Czech Republic and worldwide

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions clients ask most often

01

Why is the audit paid when others analyse for free?

Because a free analysis is not an analysis, it is a sales meeting, and its conclusion tends to be known in advance. You pay so that you also get the answer that is not in my interest. If a project follows, I deduct the fee.

02

What does the audit cost?

The price is fixed and follows the scope, meaning how many processes and departments we cover. You get the figure after a free intro call where we pin the scope down. Nothing gets added along the way.

03

How long does it take and what do you need from us?

Days to a couple of weeks depending on scope. I need access to the people who actually do the work, not only their managers, plus a look at the systems and documents involved.

04

What if the answer is that we should not deploy AI?

Then you paid a fraction of a project's cost for the information that saved you the rest. The deliverable also covers what to do instead, because the routine work stays even when AI is not the answer to it.

05

Do we have to build with you afterwards?

No. The deliverable is written so your internal team or another supplier can work from it. It belongs to you.

06

Will you sign an NDA?

As standard. An audit touches internal processes and numbers, so the NDA is signed before I get access to anything.

07

Do you cover AI Act and NIS2 compliance?

Both, yes. For each use case I assess which AI Act risk category it falls into and what obligations follow for you. With NIS2 it is more about whether you are in scope at all, what that means for access control, logging and incident reporting, and what a customer who is themselves in scope will demand of you. I am not a lawyer, so I do not issue legal opinions, but I will tell you what needs evidencing from a technical standpoint and what is better left unbuilt.

Want to know where AI would genuinely help?

The intro call is free and without obligation. We go through what you are dealing with and agree the scope and price of the audit. Online or in person in Prague and South Bohemia.

Currently capacity for 2 new projects. We start with an audit, not development.

Before I build anything, we go through your processes and I write up where AI pays off, how much it saves and what running it will cost. The audit fee is deducted from the project that follows.

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