
Reduce costs
Reduce repeated data entry and rework. Start with an email-to-system handoff and measure manual effort, exceptions, and operating cost.
Less manual effortApplied AI for Business
When work gets stuck between systems, answers are buried in documents, or proposals and quotes take too long, GranitePraxis helps you improve the process with AI. Get a prioritized opportunity, a clearly scoped implementation, and a way to measure the result.

Enterprise perspective
GranitePraxis is founded on direct consulting experience with Google, Walmart, lululemon, Loblaw, and Arc’teryx. Our founder worked with these organizations as an independent consultant. That experience informs how we understand your business, shape practical recommendations, and keep delivery focused on the decisions that matter.
The point of applied AI
Choose the business result first: less time spent on administration, faster responses, more capacity, or better decisions. We establish the current process and measure the change against it.

Reduce repeated data entry and rework. Start with an email-to-system handoff and measure manual effort, exceptions, and operating cost.
Less manual effort
Help proposal and service teams handle more work. Measure preparation time, turnaround, and quality while experts retain final review.
More work, done well
Keep inquiries moving toward a quote and follow-up. Track response time, open opportunities, and conversion where reliable data is available.
Better decisions

Start with your business problem
Find the situation your team recognizes. Start with one process and one owner, then agree on what a useful improvement would look like.

Inquiries waiting between sales and estimating? Connect intake, quote preparation, CRM updates, and follow-up with a clear owner.
Explore sales systemsEmployees repeating the same document search? Give them answers grounded in approved information, with sources they can check.
Explore knowledge systemsStaff copying information between systems? Connect routine steps and surface the exceptions that need a person.
Explore automationImportant developments scattered across sources? Receive focused briefings on what changed and which decision it affects.
Explore intelligenceNeed a clearer view of competitors and customers? Organize sourced research around the market questions your team must answer.
Explore market researchRequests getting lost across forms and inboxes? For example, turn an inquiry email into a CRM record, an assigned task, and a draft response for review.
Explore workflow automation


What an engagement delivers
You should know what you are buying and what happens next. Each engagement defines the deliverables, access needed, approval responsibilities, costs, and measures before work begins.

Receive a workflow assessment, estimated business case, readiness review, and prioritized first project.
Receive the agreed system connections, test results, and exception paths for a defined business process.
Give your team a tool for finding approved answers, preparing drafts, or routing requests, with clear review points.
Equip users and process owners with training, operating instructions, and a process for maintaining the work.
Compare performance with the baseline. Ongoing support and further improvements are scoped around what your team needs.


Services
Choose by the problem in front of you: an RFQ deadline, a stalled sales handoff, hard-to-find knowledge, or a team that needs a practical way to use AI.
For leaders and teams
Identify worthwhile opportunities, build capability, and keep improvement moving.
For operations and sales
Connect repetitive work to the systems and people already responsible for it.
For document-heavy work
Make document-heavy work, internal knowledge, and operating procedures easier to use.
For management decisions
Turn ongoing research into useful analysis, monitoring, and decision support.
Not sure which service fits?
Talk through your situationThe GranitePraxis method
You receive a documented baseline, a prioritized scope, a tested solution, a trained team, and a review of the result. If data, access, or process ownership need attention first, we identify that preparation before recommending a build.

See a clear record of the process, current effort, people, systems, and constraints.
Receive a recommended first scope with its business rationale and success measures.
Review a working solution tested against agreed requirements and exceptions.
Give users and owners the instructions and practice they need to use the system.
Compare results with the starting point and decide what to improve or expand.


Start as small as you need
Start with a complimentary conversation or bring an existing project brief. Any paid work begins only after you approve its scope, deliverables, price, and schedule.
Bring one business bottleneck. In a free, 20-minute video conversation, identify an opportunity, what needs checking, and a practical next step. Receive a short email recap—useful whether or not you hire us.
Receive a workflow assessment, estimated time and cost, readiness considerations, and a prioritized recommendation. Agree the coverage before purchase; decide separately whether to implement.
Receive a scoped build, acceptance testing, operating instructions, and user handover. The proposal identifies software costs, support, dependencies, and the measures to review after launch.
Why GranitePraxis
Start with one meaningful business problem. You get a defined scope, clear ownership, a practical handover, and a way to judge whether the work improved.
We map the current process and its cost before recommending a tool or build.
We define the deliverable, test the workflow, and compare its performance with the starting point.
Tool choices follow your requirements, existing systems, data constraints, and total operating cost.
Data access, uncertain outputs, review responsibilities, and escalation are addressed during scoping.
Find your AI opportunity
Estimate the annual labour cost of a recurring workflow. This is the current cost of time spent, not projected savings or return on investment.
i A working estimate is more useful than a generic AI claim.
How progress is evaluated
Before implementation, agree what success means and record the starting point. After launch, compare time, turnaround, quality, adoption, and operating costs. Separate measured results from estimates so you can decide whether to expand.
Talk about your baseline
Common starting points

Built with judgment
Before a system is used, we define its approved information, access, review points, and response when an answer or action is uncertain. The right controls depend on your environment.
Common questionsQuestions worth asking
Yes. In the complimentary 20-minute AI Productivity Scan, we discuss one business problem, identify what needs investigation, and consider whether an audit or project makes sense. It is an initial conversation; a detailed implementation plan or savings estimate requires further assessment.
You do not need a dedicated AI team. We do need a process owner and, where systems are connected, someone who can approve access and coordinate with your IT provider.
Yes, when implementation is the right next step. The work can include workflow design, automation, assistants, connected systems, enablement, and measurement.
Often, yes. We start with the business requirement and the systems already in place, then determine what integration or change is appropriate.
You receive an assessment of selected workflows, estimated time and labour cost, data and access readiness, and a prioritized recommendation. The $1,495 CAD scope specifies the interviews, workflow coverage, and outputs before purchase. An implementation proposal is a separate decision.
Third-party subscriptions, usage charges, maintenance, and new change requests depend on the solution. We identify these costs and define any post-launch support in the proposal so you can assess the full commitment.
You receive the handover and operating documentation defined in the proposal. We agree ownership and access to custom work, third-party licences, data, and accounts before building. Your designated process owner retains business decisions and approvals; ongoing support is scoped separately.
We review what information the workflow uses, who may access it, which providers are involved, how outputs are checked, and what happens when the system is uncertain. Your team approves the approach before implementation.
The scan takes 20 minutes. For an audit or implementation, timing depends on access to your people and systems, the number of workflows, data readiness, and testing requirements. We set a schedule in the proposal.
Yes. Enablement is most useful when it is tied to the actual tools and workflows being introduced—not separated into generic AI theory.
The next worthwhile step
Bring one repetitive task, slow handoff, or information problem. In a free video conversation, identify where AI may help, what needs checking, and a practical next step. Receive a short email recap you can act on, whether or not you hire us.
20 minutes · No preparation required · No obligation
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