Use case
Our competitors are using AI and we are not.
You have been hearing about AI for two years. You have not done anything. Two competitors are responding faster, pricing tighter, and producing better-looking proposals. Margin is slipping and no one inside the business can articulate where the leak is.
The pain
Quoting takes the GM three evenings a week. The owner senses AI is part of the answer but cannot tell which part, and is afraid that touching it will make staff feel replaceable. Watching YouTube. Asking the bookkeeper. Avoiding the staff conversation entirely, which makes the eventual conversation harder.
The mistake most businesses make
Treating "AI" as one decision they have to get right, when it is actually a dozen small workflow decisions where most of the upside lives. Waiting for clarity that will not come. Or jumping straight into a vendor demo and signing a contract for software the team will not use.
What Core Nova does differently
We do not sell AI strategy decks. We run a Workshop: A$1,500 + GST, two to four hours with the people who run the process. You receive a written process map and a proposal with a fixed price for the Build.
Same security and compliance lens a Cyber Node vCISO engagement would bring. The staff conversation gets easier because the engagement names the work the AI is doing, not the people it would replace.
A$1,500 + GST
Workshop: two to four hours, prepared in advance. Paid in full at booking. The proposal is yours whether or not we build it.
Book a free discovery hourWhat you leave the Workshop with
- Process map of one business function (sales ops, project administration, customer support, finance ops, or similar).
- A written proposal: what the first version will do, how long it will take, and a fixed price for the Build.
- A proposal you keep whether or not we build it.
What happens after
The proposal is yours whether or not we build it. If you go ahead, the Build is delivered at the fixed price in the proposal, and Evolve is there afterwards if you want it monthly.
Frequently asked
With one workflow, not a strategy deck. Owner-operators who have been hearing about AI for two years tend to treat it as one large decision they have to get right. It is not. It is a dozen small workflow decisions where most of the upside lives. The Workshop is the entry point: A$1,500 + GST, two to four hours with the people who run the process, ending in a written proposal with a process map and a fixed price for the Build. The proposal is yours whether or not we build it.
A written proposal: a process map showing where the time goes and which systems hold the data, what the first version will do, and a fixed price. Typical candidates are quote turnaround, supplier-invoice reconciliation, intake-to-note and calculation-to-report, whichever process the Workshop shows is costing the most. The proposal is yours whether or not we build it.
We do not sell AI strategy decks. The Workshop ends in a written proposal with a fixed price, and the Build is delivered as working software in your own accounts. Same security and compliance lens a Cyber Node vCISO engagement would bring. The staff conversation gets easier because the engagement names the work the AI is doing, not the people it would replace.