From file sample to automation plan in about a week.
No discovery-call marathon, no platform onboarding. You send a representative file and a tracker export; we send back a measured, prioritized plan you own.
Book & send your sample
Pick a tier and pay a 50% deposit. Then upload one representative document (InDesign IDML, Illustrator, or a Figma frame) and a project-tracker export covering a few recent weeks. That's the whole intake.
The engine detects the patterns
Our audit engine inspects the editable layers and your output history, then surfaces findings in three categories: data-merge (hand-typed structured fields), repeated-variant (rebuilt resizes & locales), and brand-violation (off-palette colors, fallback fonts). A human reviews every flag.
We model the hours — conservatively
Each finding gets a current-hours figure and a removable portion, discounted to a 70% confidence band. You see total hours, reclaimable hours, and the dollar value at your blended cost — never an inflated headline.
You get the report & the choice
A findings report, a prioritized 90-day roadmap, and (on Scale) an engineer-ready build spec. Balance is invoiced now. Then you decide: build in-house with the plan, hand it to our vetted bench, or do nothing. Your call, every time.
What lands in your inbox.
The hours model
A structured savings model: per-finding current hours, removable hours, and cost — with a conservative band and every assumption stated.
The findings report
Plain-language write-up of each opportunity, ranked by ROI and confidence, with the evidence (which files, which fields) behind every call.
A starter automation script
A working snippet for your highest-yield finding (e.g. an InDesign data-merge starter) so you can see the fix is real, not theoretical.
What we won't do. We won't promise a fixed percentage of savings before we've seen your files. We won't lock you into a retainer. And if the data shows your team is already efficient, the report will say exactly that.
The audit's value is a defensible number and a clear next step — whatever direction that points.