Understand.
Agree on one workflow, who owns it, and what a useful result looks like.
A clear start.
A considered build.
Find one useful place to begin. Know what happens next.
What could
work better?
A few questions. Public company context. Practical starting points.
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Reading public context.
Looking for useful business context on your company’s website.
Usually takes a minute or two. You can stop waiting at any time.
Your starting points.
Ideas to validate, based on public context and what you shared.
Make it your brief.
Edit the outline, keep a copy, or include it in a discovery request.
This outline stays in this tab. It has not been sent to Camelon.
Clarity before
commitment.
The explorer suggests directions. Paid discovery determines whether one is worth building.
Focused discovery
$90/ hour
Actual time. Up to 40 hours / $3,600.
- A map of the workflow and its constraints
- Data and access requirements
- Feasibility, risks and evaluation criteria
- A written recommendation and build estimate
How payment works
$1,800 at signing, credited toward actual fees. Any unused balance is refunded. Work beyond the cap requires a signed change order.
What isn’t included
Prototyping and implementation are scoped separately. Discovery does not commit you to a build or guarantee that AI is the right answer.
From idea
to everyday use.
Define.
Set the scope, acceptance checks, fees and data boundaries in writing before a build.
Build & evaluate.
For an agreed implementation, test realistic cases and exceptions. Keep consequential actions under review.
Hand over.
Agree on documentation, ownership, access, support and operating costs in the statement of work.
The practical
questions.
What if AI isn’t the answer?+
A simpler process, an existing tool or conventional automation may be the right starting point. The recommendation should follow the problem.
How is sensitive information handled?+
Do not submit sensitive information through this website. Any engagement involving confidential or regulated records needs agreed access, handling and approval requirements before those records are shared.
Who owns the work?+
Ownership, licensing of existing components, account access and handover are agreed in the statement of work before implementation.
Can we use our existing stack?+
That is part of discovery: available APIs, permissions, data quality and operational constraints determine what can connect reliably.