Guided Systems Build
Your team does the implementation with LCO’s guidance. We design the solution, direct the work, and review it against the agreed requirements.
Best for: Teams with time and capacity to complete the assigned build work.
Workflow & AI Implementation
Once you know what to fix, we help turn the priority into a working system. That may mean clearer handoffs, connected tools, automation, or AI assistance for specific tasks.
Start with the DiagnosticWhat LCO can help improve
Choose an area to see what we could build. Each example is adapted to your processes, tools, and team.
“I’m tired of chasing every inquiry.”
Connect your inquiry forms, contact records, and follow-up process so new opportunities are easier to track and act on.
Examples of what we can build
Example workflow
What improves
Keep inquiries visible without relying on memory.
Your team handles conversations, exceptions, and decisions about the next step.
Illustrative workflow. Final scope is agreed after the Diagnostic.
Find your starting pointWhat implementation includes
The steps, responsibilities, handoffs, and approvals are documented before configuration begins.
Your agreed tools are configured and connected so information can move without unnecessary copying.
AI can help summarize, draft, or organize information, with agreed access and human review.
We check the approved workflow, including exceptions, failure handling, and acceptance criteria.
The people using the system receive instructions and training for their responsibilities.
If ongoing support is needed, coverage, review frequency, response expectations, and investment are agreed separately.
Two ways to build
Your team does the implementation with LCO’s guidance. We design the solution, direct the work, and review it against the agreed requirements.
Best for: Teams with time and capacity to complete the assigned build work.
LCO designs, configures, tests, and documents the system, then trains your team to operate it.
Best for: Businesses that want LCO to lead the build and prepare the team for handoff.
Scope and investment follow the Diagnostic. Your proposal defines the workflows, tools, deliverables, client responsibilities, and acceptance criteria. Software and usage costs are identified before approval.
How working together happens
Review how the business works today. Identify gaps and decide what deserves attention first.
Agree on the workflow, responsibilities, tools, and scope before the build begins.
Configure the approved system and check normal use, exceptions, and required approvals.
Document the workflow and train the people who will use it. Agree on ongoing support if needed.
The Diagnostic is a standalone engagement. Implementation and ongoing support are scoped separately.
Your next step
Start with a focused review of your workflows and a practical plan for what comes next.
$497 · 60-minute Zoom session · Written summary within two business days