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Step three

You choose how involved we stay.

A system is only an asset if it keeps running. After the build, every client picks one of three levels. Most start in the middle and move in whichever direction their team's competence takes them.

The three levels

  • Fully Managed

    What we do
    We run the system day to day: outreach, dashboards, reporting, optimization.
    What your team does
    Reviews outcomes and sets direction.
    Best for
    Companies that want the results without adding headcount.
  • Co-Managed

    What we do
    We own the AI and technical layer, and train and audit your team monthly.
    What your team does
    Runs day-to-day execution on our tooling.
    Best for
    Most clients in the first year after a build.
  • Maintained

    What we do
    We keep the system current, watch for drift, and ship new capability as it emerges. Annual terms with quarterly value reviews.
    What your team does
    Runs everything.
    Best for
    Teams that have taken ownership and want it to stay sharp.

What stays yours.

The platform instance, its data, its workflows, and its dashboards remain your property under every option. Managed means we operate it. It does not mean we own it.

How clients move between levels

Co-Managed is where most engagements land after a build. From there, some clients ask us to take more, and move to Fully Managed. Others take more themselves, and move to Maintained. Both directions are normal, and both are decided at the quarterly review, not by contract.

Keep the system running the way it was built.

Pricing is scoped to the system and the level. Request it.

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