For COOs, finance and operations managers

AI Process Automation Consultants

Find the manual work that eats your team's week, automate the parts AI is good at, and see the hours come back in about 6 weeks.

AI process automation consultants find the repetitive work in your business, like retyping orders or reading invoices, and build systems that do it for you. Boutique firms usually charge $8,000 to $60,000 for a fixed-scope project. Big consultancies start near $500,000. We run a 2–6 week pilot with written success criteria, and you own everything we build.

Book a call and we'll send a 1-page plan. If a $50/month Zapier flow solves it, we'll tell you.

2–6 wks

Fixed-scope pilot with exit criteria in writing

100%

Your code, prompts and data, from day one

$500K

Maintenance savings in our shipped manufacturing AI project

CDMX

Mexico City team working US business hours

The problem

Smart people, doing robot work

Your AP clerk opens 40 PDF invoices a day and types them into the ERP. Your ops lead spends Friday afternoon gluing five exports into one report. Customer service copies order numbers from email into three different screens.

None of it is hard. All of it is slow, it's where the typos come from, and it's the first thing to fall behind when someone takes a week off.

32%

average cost cut at companies that took intelligent automation past the pilot stage.

Deloitte, 2022 (479 executives)

22.6%

average productivity gain reported by leaders already using generative AI.

Gartner, 2024 (822 leaders)

30%+

of GenAI projects get dropped after the proof of concept. That's why ours start small with an exit point.

Gartner, 2024

Cost of doing nothing

How much the manual work costs you

Pick one process. Be honest about the hours, people usually guess low.

Automation savings calculator

Saved per year

$41,600

People × hours × hourly cost × share automated × 52 weeks. It doesn't count fewer errors or faster turnaround.

Qualify

Is this process worth automating?

Score it before anyone writes code. A process that fails two or more of these is usually a bad first project, no matter how annoying it is.

Good first projectBad first project
VolumeHappens daily or weekly, dozens of timesA few times a quarter
RulesMostly clear, with some judgmentDifferent every time
InputsEmails, PDFs, spreadsheets, system exportsPhone calls and hallway chats
Cost of a mistakeA person can catch and fix itLegal, safety or big money risk
OwnerOne person who knows it coldNobody, or five people who disagree

Finance

Invoice and receipt reading

Pull vendor, totals and line items from PDFs and scans, match to POs, flag the odd ones.

Sales ops

Order entry from email

Read the customer's PO, create the order in your ERP, send the confirmation.

Reporting

The Friday report

Pull from five systems, build the same report every week, send it before anyone asks.

Support

Inbox sorting

Tag, route and draft replies for the 70% of emails that look the same.

HR

Onboarding paperwork

Collect documents, check they're complete, create accounts.

Ops

Data between systems

Anything someone copies from screen A to screen B, every day.

Compare

Your options, honestly

No-code (Zapier, Make)Classic RPAAI automation (custom)Hire another person
Best forSimple app-to-app stepsClicking through old screensMessy inputs: PDFs, emails, scansWork that needs real judgment
Handles messy documentsBarelyNoYesYes
Typical costUnder $100/mo$25K–$50K small deployment$8K–$60K boutique buildFull salary, every year
Breaks whenAn app changes its fieldsA screen moves a buttonInputs change a lot (it needs retesting)They leave

Published project prices by firm type

Top of each range shown, October 2026

Boutique, fixed scope$8K–$60K
Mid-market firm$50K–$200K
Big consultancy$500K+

Fluxrivet, 2026

How it works

Six weeks, one process, a clear yes or no

  1. 01Week 1

    Map and measure

    Shadow the person who does it. Count volume and time. Write the success and exit criteria.
  2. 02Weeks 2–3

    Build

    Rules in plain code, AI only for the messy steps. Every uncertain case goes to a person.
  3. 03Week 4

    Side by side

    The automation runs next to the manual process. We compare every output.
  4. 04Weeks 5–6

    Hand over

    Switch over, train the team, show the hours saved against week 1.

Got a process in mind?

Describe it in two lines. We'll tell you if it passes the checklist.

Find my first process

Fit

When you shouldn't hire us

  • The process changes every month. Fix the process first.
  • It saves less than the project costs within a year or so. Use a no-code tool, or wait.
  • You want a 100-page strategy before anything gets built. Big firms do that well, and we'd rather ship one working thing in six weeks (call it a bias, but I think the working thing teaches you more).
  • Nobody on your side can give it an hour a week.

Proof

AI we've put into production

Real project: manufacturing, predictive maintenanceShipped

25%

less unplanned downtime

$500K

maintenance savings

50

sensors unified

15

operators trained

A mid-sized manufacturer had data from 50 sensors and 10,000+ rows of maintenance history spread across sheets and systems. We pulled it into one place, trained 3 models to spot failures early, and gave the team one dashboard with alerts.

Read the full case study

Watch

What AI automation looks like in real businesses

3 examples of AI transforming business processes · IBM Technology

If the process is mostly customers asking questions, look at conversational AI consulting instead.

Questions buyers ask

Straight answers before you book a call.

Tell us the one task your team hates most.

We'll tell you if it's worth automating, roughly what it saves, and what a 6-week pilot would look like.

Book a call and we'll send a 1-page plan. If a $50/month Zapier flow solves it, we'll tell you.