Is it consequential?
AI must shape an action where being wrong has real impact.
30-minute fit call
Bring the AI initiative or workflow where value is getting stuck.
The fit call is designed to identify the next decision that matters: whether to design it, build it, prove it, scale it, control it, or stop.
Chief AI, CIO, CTO, Data, Operations, Responsible AI, Governance, Risk, and Compliance.
1. ConsequenceWhat important action does AI shape?
2. RegulationWhat policy, law, or oversight constrains it?
3. BlockerWhat evidence, workflow, technical, adoption, or control problem is preventing the next move?
4. Business caseIs the volume or exposure large enough to justify deeper work?
What this call is for
Decide which next step is actually warranted.
This is a short fit conversation, not a diagnostic engagement. We use it to determine whether the right next step is an Initiative Review, direct Build, Pilot Efficacy & Scale Readiness engagement, Decision Control Assessment, or no engagement at all.
What decision is blocked?
Do you need to decide whether to invest, build, prove efficacy, scale, or change the control posture?
Is it worth deeper work?
The stakes, volume, urgency, and owner must support a real business case.
If there is no strong fit, we will tell you.
If there is a fit, we route primarily by the decision leadership needs to make. Stage, consequence, regulatory exposure, workflow complexity, and current AI influence help determine the scope. We do not force every buyer through the same engagement.
What may come next
Four common entry paths, chosen by the decision you need to make.
You will know the likely economics before you book. The fit call confirms which path, if any, actually applies.
Design decision
AI Initiative Review
When the opportunity is still being defined. Five business days, $3,500 fixed.
See the Initiative ReviewBuild decision
Scoped Build engagement
When the problem and requirements are sufficiently clear and you need the AI workflow, application, agent, or integration built.
See how we BuildProof / scale decision
Pilot Efficacy & Scale Readiness
When a pilot exists but leadership still needs credible evidence of efficacy, workflow value, economics, and what would justify scaling.
See the PROVE engagementControl decision
Decision Control Assessment
Three to four weeks, starting at $25,000, for one consequential workflow that needs deeper decision-control analysis.
See the AssessmentStage is a signal, not the router.
Two organizations can both be running pilots and need different work. We route primarily by the decision leadership needs to make, then use stage, consequence, regulatory exposure, workflow complexity, and AI influence as qualifiers.
Start here
Send the initiative or workflow first. Then book the fit call.
Give us enough context to understand what you are trying to accomplish and where the work currently stands. After you submit, you can book the 30-minute call.
Email: dr.amit.shah@gnsai.com