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AI workflow integration

Business knowledge and workflow pilot

Test one defined AI-assisted business workflow using approved source material and human review.

Tell EAC what you need. We’ll confirm scope, price, payment terms and timing directly. Workshops require an agreed live slot and capability preflight.

A focused problem. A useful result.

Start with the work you need to move forward.

Move one repeatable business process from scattered inputs to a reviewed, structured result. Start with a defined task, approved source material and a named owner. EAC builds the bounded pilot in a test environment and documents what it can do.

Who this fits

A team with one selected process and a named process owner.

  • 01One approved source collection supports one tested business workflow that a named owner can maintain.
What you’ll receive

Deliverables you can inspect and use.

  • 01Current-state and proposed workflow map
  • 02Working pilot in an agreed test environment
  • 03Editable code or workflow export, configuration guide and operating instructions
  • 04Test report with assumptions and known limitations
  • 0520 representative-input checks plus four control/failure cases
  • 06One 30-minute scope session and one 30-minute handoff
  • 07Input validation, limited retries, failure reporting and duplicate-action protection where applicable

The scope

  • One trigger, up to five processing/action steps and one conditional branch
  • Up to two existing business systems plus one AI provider using supported connectors or documented APIs
  • One structured output and one human-review checkpoint

What we need to begin

  • Selected process, trigger, inputs, output and process owner
  • API/connector documentation and an available test environment
  • Twenty redacted or non-sensitive examples with expected outcomes
  • Human-review rule and exception owner
  • Client-owned approved accounts, software budget and project-scoped access
Interactive example

Follow one input through a reviewable workflow.

Try three synthetic inputs. This local example uses fixed rules to illustrate validation, boundaries and human review.

SAMPLE WORKSPACE LOCAL ONLY
01 / Sample input
Request
Please send details about a workflow pilot.
Contact
example@example.com
02 / Review point

Waiting for a sample

Choose an input and run it to see the decision and the reason behind it.

Illustrative demo • Synthetic data • No AI call, saved inquiry or live integration. Project behavior is tested against an agreed scope.

A clear handoff

Agree on the checks before the work begins.

  • 01Agreed input reaches reviewed output in the test environment
  • 02Deterministic routing, validation and required fields pass
  • 03Agreed representative-output rubric and control/failure cases are recorded
  • 04Client can run the pilot from delivered instructions
  • 05At least 18 of 20 representative outputs meet the agreed content rubric; all four specified control/failure cases behave as agreed
Keep the work focused

Outside this engagement

  • Complete business platform or new dashboard/authentication
  • Undocumented APIs, scraping, data migration or custom model training
  • Payments, autonomous external communications, consequential decisions or production rollout

Complete business platform or new dashboard/authentication

Undocumented APIs, scraping, data migration or custom model training

Payments, autonomous external communications, consequential decisions or production rollout

From inquiry to handoff

Know the next step.

01

Assess the fit

Select one workflow and agree the review rules

02

Confirm the work

Build the pilot with supported connections

03

Build, check and hand off

Test representative inputs and failure paths

04

Review the result

Hand over source, test evidence and run instructions

Before work begins

Confirm the terms together.

EAC confirms availability, timing and required inputs in writing before work begins.

One consolidated in-scope revision and one clarification round requested within seven calendar days. Ongoing support and production rollout are separate.

Client-owned accounts, hosting, subscriptions and software usage are separately funded. Workshop recording is off unless every attendee agrees to destination, access and retention.

Before you inquire

A few practical answers.

How do I get started with EAC?

Send an inquiry with your goal, tools and current situation. We confirm fit, scope, price and availability before any engagement. Submitting an inquiry does not purchase or reserve a service.

How are price and billing agreed?

Request this engagement directly from EAC. We confirm scope, price, payment terms and availability in writing. Billing is handled directly through EAC. Workshops require an agreed live slot and capability preflight before committing.

Does the pilot include a production rollout?

The base scope delivers a pilot in the agreed test environment. Production activation, broader rollout and ongoing monitoring need a separate written scope.

What should I confirm before committing to an EAC engagement?

Request this engagement directly from EAC. We confirm scope, price, payment terms and availability in writing. Billing is handled directly through EAC. Workshops require an agreed live slot and capability preflight before committing.

Let’s define the next useful step

Tell us what you’re working on.

Share the problem, your current tools and the result you need. We’ll review the fit and confirm the scope with you.

Request this engagement

Tell EAC what you need. We’ll confirm scope, price, payment terms and timing directly. Workshops require an agreed live slot and capability preflight.

Experience behind the work

Led by Sam Irizarry.

Sam Irizarry brings enterprise AI operations leadership, hands-on development of his own applications, and personally delivered Cowork and Zapier training. Enterprise leadership and owned-project implementation are distinct experience; demonstrations use original, synthetic examples.