You might be
wondering…
Here are answers to the questions that come up before an AI project, from choosing a task to costs and support.
13 answers to help you start.
Do I need to know which AI tool I want?
No. Start with your business and the work you want to improve. We assess whether AI is useful before recommending a tool or an implementation.
What kinds of work can you review?
Examples include enquiries, follow-ups, documents, data entry, reporting and internal handoffs. The assessment checks the actual process and its constraints.
Can we keep our existing software?
That is often the preferred starting point. A proposed connection depends on the software’s capabilities, available access and permissions. We explain any required changes before implementation.
What if AI will not make a meaningful difference?
We explain the result and its reasons. A recommendation not to proceed can remove uncertainty and prevent an unsuitable project.
How are costs explained?
Published starting prices give a general idea of cost. Each project receives a quote based on the scope, systems and review needed. There is no published upper price. A C$350 assessment credit applies when implementation is ordered within 30 days of the assessment report. Software and usage charges are separate.
Will the system make decisions without us?
That depends on the approved workflow. We define what it may do and where a person must review, approve or handle an exception.
How do you handle business information?
We identify the information the workflow needs, the tools processing it and the access required. Hosting, retention and third-party processing must be agreed for the actual project.
Can you work with our team in Toronto or the GTA?
Yes. The service is intended for Toronto and GTA businesses. We can discuss whether an on-site or remote session fits the project and your team.
Can we start with just one task?
Yes. A focused task can make the purpose, inputs, review and result easier to define. The assessment establishes whether that task is a useful starting point.
Does implementation include training?
Training and handover should be described in the proposal. The number of users, format, documentation and ongoing support depend on the agreed scope.
How long will a project take?
Timing depends on the workflow, system access, data, testing and review needs. A schedule is agreed after those dependencies are understood. No fixed turnaround is advertised.
What happens after handover?
The handover records operation and ownership. Ongoing support, monitoring, response expectations and later changes must be included in a separate or continuing scope.
Does the website send my enquiry?
No. The enquiry and callback forms prepare text on your device. You send it to hello@redconduit.com from your own email, or copy or download it. Live chat is not available.