Services

Start with your biggest bottleneck.

Four services that work alone or together. We design, build, run and measure each one for you, inside the tools you already use.

Not sure which fits? The free assessment tells you, in writing.

01What we do

Four services, one team behind all of them.

Each has its own page, a live demo and a worked example with the math shown.

01

AI Agents

An AI staff for your customers and your team.

Three agents, each built for one job, working inside your tools and handing off to your team when they should.

  • Chat, text, email and phone
  • Bookings, quotes and follow-ups
  • Spreadsheets, forecasts and dashboards
  • Inbox triage, tasks and decks

Good fit if your team answers the same questions all day, rebuilds the same report every week or lives in the inbox.

02

AI Marketing Director

Every ad dollar, accounted for.

It checks every ad against your real results and moves budget to what works, inside limits you set.

  • Google, Meta and more, tied to real sales
  • Tests with a hypothesis and a stopping rule
  • Budget moves within your caps
  • A plain-English weekly report

Good fit if you spend real money on ads and can’t say which dollars bring in customers.

03

AI Sales Agent

Outreach that reads like you did your homework.

It researches each prospect and writes one specific email at a time, on your sending rules.

  • Lists built from your ideal customer
  • A research dossier on every prospect
  • A quality check before every send
  • Deliverability and opt-outs built in

Good fit if you sell to other businesses and need more qualified conversations without hiring another rep or sending spam.

04

AI Consulting

See where your margin goes, and how to keep more of it.

A review of your books and operations that ranks every saving by value, effort and payback, typically 3 to 5 weeks.

  • Cost, vendor and pricing review
  • Margin by job, product and customer
  • Automation sized in hours and dollars
  • AI strategy and readiness

Good fit if revenue is growing but margin isn’t, or you want a plan before you spend on AI.

02How they work together

One set of rules, however many agents you run.

Every agent works inside the tools you already use, follows the same guardrails and brings anything sensitive to you. A second service adds capacity, not a second system to manage.

1Your tools

  • Email and calendarGmail, Outlook, Google Calendar
  • Spreadsheets and decksExcel, Google Sheets, PowerPoint
  • AccountingQuickBooks, Xero
  • CRM and storeShopify, HubSpot, Salesforce
  • Ad accountsGoogle Ads, Meta Ads
  • Team chatSlack, Microsoft Teams

Plus phone and text lines, and most tools with an API or a clean export.

2Agents, under one set of guardrails

  • Only the access each job needs
  • Hard limits you set
  • Every action logged
  • An off switch
Your agentsIllustrative
  • Customer AgentAnswers and books
  • Analyst AgentWorks the numbers
  • Executive AssistantRuns the inbox
  • Marketing DirectorTests and moves budget
  • Sales AgentResearches and writes

3You approve

  • Refunds and discountsYour OK
  • Budget changesYour OK
  • First emails to new contactsYour OK
  • Replies in your nameYour OK

You choose when routine work can go without review, one category at a time.

One monthly report. What each agent did and what it was worth, in hours and dollars, against the baseline we agreed.

Where to begin. AI Consulting sets the order: its roadmap shows which agents pay off first. How human approval works

Included with every service

  • Discovery and design

    We map your workflow with the people who do it before we build anything.

  • Integration

    Connected to the tools you already use, read-only wherever possible.

  • Testing on your past work

    Agents prove themselves on recent work before they go live.

  • Guardrails

    Approval rules, hard limits and handoff rules you set.

  • Monitoring and upkeep

    We watch, tune and fix as part of the work, not as a separate ticket.

  • Monthly reporting

    Results in hours and dollars, against a baseline agreed up front.

  • A named lead

    One person who knows your business and answers your questions.

  • Documentation you keep

    How each agent works, what it can access and the rules it follows.

03AI Consulting, compared

The review you’d hire a firm for, at a fraction of the bill.

Much of a traditional fee pays for analyst hours: people working through your transactions by hand. Here, AI does that reading and a person checks every finding, so you pay a fixed fee for the scope, not for the hours.

A diagnostic and prioritized roadmap, costed for a 20 to 100 person business
Who does itTypical cost for this scopeTime to recommendations
Independent consultant or fractional executiveOne senior person, part time.$15,600 to $31,5008 to 17 weeksModeled; part-time retainers run longer
Regional boutique firmA small team: interviews, process review, written report.$31,500 to $75,00017 to 30 weeks4 to 7 months in public-sector operations studies
Big Four / large advisory firmBilled by level and hour, if they take work this small.$45,000 to $105,0008 to 17 weeksModeled
Halyard AI ConsultingAI reads every transaction. A person checks every finding.Fixed fee, scoped after a free assessmentA fraction of a traditional engagementTypically 3 to 5 weeksFrom kickoff to the readout meeting
Modeled estimate

Compared for the same scope of work: a diagnostic and a prioritized roadmap for a 20-100 person business. Not a claim of identical results. Market costs from public records, 2021 to 2026, modeled as hourly rate × hours. Provider categories, not firms. Sources and the full comparison are on the AI Consulting page. Larger company? We work with businesses up to 500 people; the scope grows with your entities and locations, priced the same way: a fixed fee after the free assessment.

See the full cost comparison

Free AI assessment

Not sure where to start? That’s the point of the call.

In 30 minutes we’ll look at where your team’s time goes and tell you which service would pay off first, and why.

No cost, no obligation. You get a written summary either way.

What you leave with

A written plan for your business

  1. Your top three opportunities, ranked

    By estimated value and effort, specific to how your business runs.

  2. A rough savings estimate

    A modeled estimate, with every assumption shown.

  3. A suggested first step

    The first job to hand an agent, and what it would take.

Yours to keep, whether or not we work together.