The offer
Start with a free process audit.
We spend time inside your operation, map the highest-cost manual processes, and give you a ranked automation target list — no strings attached.
Free process audit
3–5 days inside your operation. Deliverable: a ranked target list with ROI estimates. Yours to keep regardless of next steps.
Scoped paid pilot
Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed success metrics — set after the audit when we know exactly what to build.
Scale what works
Once the pilot proves ROI, expand to more processes. You own the code; no ongoing dependency unless you want one.
Free audit, always
Request your free audit.
Tell us about your operation and we'll reach out within one business day to scope the audit on a short call. If there's a fit, we schedule the on-site audit within two weeks — at no charge.
- The audit delivers a clear target list — even if you never hire us
- Pilot scope is fixed at sign-off; no scope creep
- You own the deployed agent code outright
- Success metrics are agreed in advance, not defined at the end
Or email us at hello@cadanti.ai — we reply within one business day.
Common questions
- What does the free audit actually involve?
- We spend time inside your operation — typically 3 to 5 working days of interviews, data observation, and process mapping. You don't need to prepare anything special. We bring the framework; you give us access to the right people.
- What do we get at the end of the audit?
- A ranked list of your top automation targets with estimated cost savings, implementation complexity scores, and a recommended starting point. This is yours to keep regardless of whether you proceed.
- What does the pilot cost?
- Pilot scope and pricing are fixed after the audit, based on the target process. We quote a fixed price before any work begins — no time-and-materials billing.
- How long does a pilot take?
- Typically 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the process complexity and your team's availability for review cycles.
- What if we already know what we want to automate?
- The audit still validates the target, scopes the work, and confirms the ROI case — which protects you from building the wrong thing at the wrong cost. It's fast when the problem is already well-defined.
- Who owns the code?
- You do. Outright. No subscription, no lock-in, no ongoing dependency on us unless you want one.