Lead follow-up
Work through what happens to new inquiries and map a clearer follow-up process.
Working Session
Two hours.
One thing worth fixing.
Bring one business issue to Dylan. Spend two hours working through it and deciding what to do next.
- $750
- 2 hours
- Led by Dylan
A working session, mapped120 MIN
01 / Understand the issue
Start with the real problem.
Bring an example. Define the sticking point and agree what would make these two hours useful.
Illustrative agenda. We shape the timing around your priority; the written summary follows the session.
What’s included
Make progress while we’re together.
We agree on one priority. The useful output depends on the problem you bring.
- Two focused hours with Dylan on one agreed issue
- Practical improvements or a working deliverable where the scope allows
- Clear decisions and action items
- A written summary and recommended next steps
What we could work on
Bring the thing you keep putting off.
These are examples of focused topics. We choose one so the session has room to be useful.
A recurring handoff problem
Clarify what sales needs to pass to operations so the team isn’t filling in the blanks.
Too many decisions on your desk
Define who owns a recurring task and what actually needs your approval.
A sensible AI plan
Decide where automation could help, what it needs to connect to, and where a person stays involved.
A good fit when
- You can name one issue that deserves attention.
- You want to work through it with an experienced operator.
- You can bring relevant examples and make decisions.
Another route may fit better
- If the cause is unclear across several parts of the business, consider an Audit.
- If the solution already needs building and rollout, discuss a Sprint.
- A two-hour session is not a full company review or a complete software build.
Fair questions
A few things you might be wondering.
Is implementation included in the $750?
The session includes focused work and practical output where appropriate. A larger build, installation, or rollout is separately scoped; it is not included by default.
What should I bring?
Bring the issue and whatever makes it easier to understand: examples, a current process, relevant numbers, or the tools you use. We agree on the focus before the session.
Do I have to hire you for the next step?
No. The session stands on its own. You can take the actions forward yourself, with your team, or ask us to scope further help.
Who leads the session?
Dylan leads the two-hour Working Session. Together, you work through one agreed priority. Any larger build is scoped separately.
Dylan RicheyFounder, Autera
A direct line to the person doing the work
Start where you are.
You don’t need a finished brief. Bring the part of the business that takes more of you than it should. We’ll work out a useful next step together.