Baseline and fit
The free 30-minute AI Systems Review identifies the workflow, available evidence, current measure, decision authority, timing, and investment fit. If the case is weak or the data is not ready, the outcome is no project.
Baseline before build
Make the investment decision before the implementation decision.
Build With Alivio turns a suspected leak into a measured baseline, a bounded plan, and a fixed scope. Every stage has a clear stop decision.
Five decisions from constraint to controlled improvement.
No phase assumes the next one is necessary.
$3,000 Systems Roadmap
A fixed engagement produces the workflow map, lead-leak assessment, tool inventory, ranked opportunities, recommended architecture, 60–90-day sequence, ROI model, measurement plan, and fixed-price options. The client owns the Roadmap and may stop after the Roadmap.
Fixed-price implementation
A statement of work normally falls between $8,000–$30,000 and names countable deliverables, exclusions, two revision rounds, client inputs, payment terms, acceptance criteria, dependencies, and the measurement owner for each KPI.
First 30 Days validation
The workflow launches with monitoring, exception logs, agreed reporting, and a before-and-after comparison where the data supports it. Risk controls include limited rollout, human approval, access boundaries, documented failure handling, and a tested rollback path.
Managed optimization
When ongoing monitoring is justified, a separately approved $2,000–$5,000 per month scope covers health checks, alerts, reporting, and an agreed improvement backlog with a three-month minimum.
What keeps a scope controlled.
The statement of work makes responsibilities and limits visible before build work begins.
Countable delivery
Pages, workflows, integrations, data fields, reports, environments, and acceptance checks are enumerated.
Known exclusions
Unincluded tools, migrations, content, media, custom features, and third-party fees are stated.
Client-controlled inputs
The client supplies timely access, approved claims, workflow owners, data definitions, reviewers, and legally compliant consent rules.
Measurement ownership
Every business measure has a source, baseline, review cadence, and named client measurement owner.
Change and payment terms
Two revision rounds, milestones, payment terms, dependency delays, and change requests are documented.
Risk and rollback
Human escalation, monitoring, access controls, failure modes, and rollback responsibilities match the workflow's risk.
First decision
Bring one constraint and the numbers around it.
The review determines whether a paid Roadmap is justified.