Start a discovery

Point discovery at one workflow.

Discovery runs against a scoped set of real work inside your environment and comes back with the workflows it found, ranked by how automatable they are and what they cost you today. You see the build queue before you commit to building anything on it. Scope is agreed in writing before anything runs.

What a discovery involves

What it observes: Real day-to-day work in situ — the files people open, the systems they switch between, the exceptions they handle from memory. Not what the process document says.
What it needs: A defined scope agreed in advance, and infrastructure you control. Discovery runs inside your environment and keeps a complete record of what was observed and what was not.
What comes back: A ranked build queue: each workflow as a schema, its observed frequency, what it costs today, and its score against the five qualifiers. Not a report.

What happens next

[01]You get a reply from the person who would build it, not a nurture sequence.
[02]One technical conversation about the workflow, the systems it touches, and where a person has to stay in the loop.
[03]If it is worth doing, a scoped discovery agreed in writing before anything runs.

Direct

Edward@keelo.ai

Start here.

Name, company, and one sentence about the workflow is enough.