The primary way in
Twenty minutes.
Free. Then a firm that keeps its evenings.
The diagnostic call is genuinely useful even if nothing follows. One workflow, examined on screen. One bottleneck, found. One fix, prescribed live and yours to keep. Here is exactly how the clock runs.
The call · 00:00 → 20:00
What happens in the twenty minutes
- 00:00
You bring one workflow.
Not your whole firm — the single thing that eats the most evenings. The report nobody wants to build. The intake that never quite closes. Whatever you'd hand a new hire last.
- 03:00
We watch it actually happen.
No slides, no discovery deck. You share your screen and walk it through the way you really do it, clicks and copy-paste and all. We ask small questions.
- 09:00
We find the bottleneck.
It is usually not where you think — rarely the obvious step, often the quiet handoff between two people or two tools. We name it plainly.
- 14:00
We prescribe one fix — live.
One concrete change, sketched on the call, with its data posture attached: where it would run, what it keeps, what it never sees. If we would rule a tool out on data grounds, we say so here.
- 20:00
You keep it.
The fix is yours whether or not you ever hire us. Most people can put it to work that same week. If the fit is obvious, we talk about the Audit. If not, you are twenty minutes better off and we part as friends.
What you walk away holding
Useful on its own. No obligation attached.
- One
a named bottleneck in a workflow you run every week
- Two
a single prescribed fix, with its data posture in plain words
- Three
an honest read on whether AI is worth your firm's time at all — yes or no
Reserve the twenty minutes
Leave one light
on for morning.
Tell us the one workflow that keeps costing you evenings. A person reads every one of these — AI helps us prepare, but a human replies, usually within one business day.
12 of 15 seats open.
12 of 15 retained seats open. The diagnostic call itself is uncapped and free.
And after, only if it earns it
The call can lead to the Natsu Audit — the full diagnostic and its Audit Deck — then to AI Counsel, the retained engagement capped at fifteen firms, and to custom-built Agentic Systems when a workflow deserves its own machine. You climb only as far as the work pays for.
Back to the night