Whichever one it is, you’re already paying for it.
Seven questions, about three minutes, no email and no signup. You keep the brief either way.
How every build works: a deterministic rules engine makes every routing and recommendation decision; the model only writes the prose. Same inputs, same answer, every time, and every answer can be audited.
Tested across 57 industries, including yours:
We find where a business loses hours and build the AI that fixes it: custom tools, workflow automation, and training that sticks. Find out how much, in dollars, from your own numbers. Seven questions, about three minutes, no email and no signup. You keep the brief either way, and sometimes it says spend nothing.
If you could get those hours back, without replacing anyone on your team, would that be worth three minutes to find out?
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Seven questions, about three minutes. You leave with a written plan: what to fix, what it costs, and what to skip. No email, no signup, and you keep it whether we ever speak or not.
Three shapes this takes, from a nine-person shop to a 1,500-person enterprise. Yours is built from your answers.
A rules engine we built decides which of seven fixes applies and what it costs. The AI only writes it up. It can’t add a service, move a price, or soften a no. That’s fixed in code.
Same discipline as a production AI system with 1,000+ real cases behind it, in a regulated industry. First working version in under two weeks, not two quarters.
No email wall, no drip sequence, no call unless you ask. If the honest answer is a $50-a-month tool instead of hiring us, the brief says that.
Start with the problem, not the service, or jump straight to a practice below.
Typical builds: $5,000 to $35,000+, fixed price
Automation that clears the bottlenecks between your people and their best work: manual steps, stalled handoffs, tools nobody was taught to use. We built Max to prove it, and we'll build yours.
Scoped to fit micro-purchase rules, no competitive bid
AI training and implementation built for public budgets: scoped to fit micro-purchase rules, no competitive bid required. Put this year's funds to work before they're gone.
Most firms show you slides about work they did for somebody else. These are running right now, in regulated production environments, and you're using one of them on this page.
You answer seven questions about how the work actually gets done. It finds the one thing eating the most time, puts a dollar figure on it using your numbers, and writes you a plan for fixing it. Three minutes. Sometimes the plan says: don't build anything.
Every number on this site is counted, not estimated.
An AI assistant in daily use by a licensed sales team in a regulated industry. A job that used to take a rep 90 to 120 minutes of digging now takes about 45 seconds, and the rep still makes every call.
Same standard behind both: the system does the legwork, a person makes the call.
Run the diagnostic and you'll leave with a written brief on where your hours are going and what they're costing you, whether or not you ever hire us. If you'd rather just talk it through, the call is free too: thirty minutes, plain English, no pitch.
Thanks Anderson, Inc. is an AI and automation consultancy in Scottsdale, Arizona. We find where a business loses hours and build the AI that fixes it: custom tools, workflow automation, AI training for teams and public agencies, and sales training built from a team's own calls.
Yes. Seven questions, about three minutes, no email and no signup. You keep the written brief whether we ever talk or not. It can and does tell people to spend nothing.
Off-the-shelf tools are built for everyone, so they fit no one exactly. We build around how your business already runs. A deterministic rules engine makes every routing and recommendation decision; the model only writes the prose. Same inputs, same answer, every time, and every answer can be audited.
No. People decide; the system does the legwork. The point is giving hours back to the people you already have.
Fixed scope, fixed price, defined finish date. Real price ranges for each kind of fix are published on the What We Fix page, not hidden behind a call.
Every project follows the same written standard: one source for every fact, automated checks on every change, a preview you approve before anything goes live, fixed rules for the decisions with AI only writing the words, a live test after every release, and a write-up within 48 hours if anything slips through. It follows practices published by Google's Site Reliability Engineering team and DORA, a research program run by Google Cloud. The full list is on our How we build page.