How a BoostLogic project actually runs
Fixed scope, weekly demos, and a handover that assumes we will not be around forever.
Scoping call
A working session with the people who actually run the process, not only the person who signs. We produce a written map of every handoff, the volume through each, and where time is lost.
Data check
Most projects live or die here. We audit the data you keep, its completeness and its history, and tell you plainly if the answer is that you need six months of clean records first.
Fixed proposal
A written proposal with the scope, the deliverables, the fixed price and the launch date. If the assessment says automation is not worth it for you, that goes in writing too and the assessment is where we stop.
Build with weekly demos
We build in your environment from week one and demo every Friday. Shadow mode runs before anything touches live records, so your team sees the system make decisions before it is allowed to act on them.
Handover
Every credential, repository and runbook is transferred to you. We train whoever inherits the system, and if you want us on retainer for monitoring, that is a separate decision made after handover, not a condition of it.
We will not scope five workflows in parallel. The first one teaches us enough about your data to price the next properly.
The system makes decisions your team reviews but cannot act on, usually for two weeks, before it touches a live record.
The proposal states the price and the success measures. Missing them is our problem to fix, not a change request.
Week one starts with a conversation, not a contract.
The scoping call is free, and roughly one in four ends with us recommending you do nothing.