From the way you work to a workspace that fits it.
We implement Enamplify around your team’s existing processes and agree the scope in writing. An implementation starts with a paid diagnostic, followed by a set-up for one or two teams and a decision about extending it.
- 01
Diagnose
2–3 weeks
We talk to the people who do the work, map the processes the workspace has to fit, and check which accounts, tools and information it can use.
What you get
- A map of the work and where the workspace fits
- The first workflows and agent responsibilities, ranked by value and risk
- A written implementation scope, with the measures agreed up front
Fixed fee, credited against the implementation if you continue.
- 02
Implement
8–12 weeks
We set up the workspace for one or two teams: their projects and files, the supported accounts and tools they rely on, permissions, and the jobs given to agents. People use it on real work while we adjust it with them.
What you get
- A workspace in daily use, not a demonstration
- People who can reshape their own views and workflows
- Results reviewed against the starting point
Scoped and priced in a written proposal after the diagnostic.
- 03
Support
Ongoing
Extend the workspace to more teams at the pace you choose. We keep permissions and agent responsibilities in step with use, add workflows as your processes change, and advise on what to do next.
What you get
- Workflows your teams own and can change
- Controls that keep pace with use
- A regular review of what has changed
A subscription you can scale up, down or end.
Control, in practice.
Your sign-in, your roles
People sign in with their own accounts. Roles decide who can reshape the workspace, who approves and who uses it.
Previewed before it changes
New views and workflows are shown first, and applied when the right person agrees.
Agents with named owners
Every agent has a defined responsibility and a person accountable for it.
A visible record
You can see what an agent did, when, and on whose authority.
Spending you can see
Usage limits per team, and a clear view of what AI is costing you.
Boundaries agreed first
Before anything is connected, we agree with you which information the workspace may use.
The handover is part of the work.
- A workspace your people use every week
- People who can reshape it themselves
- Clear roles, permissions and agent responsibilities
- A measured starting point, and the evidence of what changed
Questions about working together.
Do our people need a technical background?
No. People shape the workspace by describing what they need in plain language. We handle the set-up and connections, and help your team use and adjust the workspace and its workflows.
Which AI models and tools does it work with?
Enamplify connects to a set of supported model accounts and business tools, and that set changes over time. We confirm what your setup needs during the diagnostic, rather than promising that every subscription, history or plugin will carry across.
Where does our data go?
Only where you have approved. Before anything is connected, we agree which information the workspace may use, which accounts it reaches and who can see what.
How do we know it worked?
We agree a starting point and two or three measures before we begin, such as time spent on a task or review effort, and we report against them. Logging in is not an outcome.
Do you guarantee results?
No. Outcomes depend on your data, approvals and people, which we do not control, and agents work within the jobs and limits you give them. We price the first steps so you can see value before committing to more.
What does it cost?
The diagnostic is a fixed fee, credited against the implementation if you continue. Implementation and ongoing fees depend on scope and team size, and are set out in a written proposal.
Do you work outside London?
Yes. We work across the UK and Europe from London, and across Azerbaijan from Baku, where we can deliver in Azerbaijani.
What would you like to change?
Start with a 30-minute conversation about your priorities, the work involved and where we could help.
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