AGENTIX · ENTERPRISE SERVICEOPERATIONS AUDIT / 2026
§ Process audit · $5K fixed-fee

Find the waste in how
your business runs.

A fixed-fee audit of how your operation actually works, every manual handoff, every copy-paste, every person acting as glue between two systems. We map the waste, put a defensible number on it, and install the AI agents and workflows that remove it. You pay for the build on results.

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The $5K fixed-fee audit is built for established operations. One tap to find out.

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$5,000fixed-fee audit · stands on its own
2-3 wksto a defensible roadmap
20-40%of capacity typically recoverable
3 waysto pay for the build
4production systems · 1 in development
~3,953commits across 26+ repos
10documented automation builds

Self-hosted, you own the stack, the code and the data. Not a SaaS subscription you rent.

§01, Where it leaks

Your team's time goes to
work a system should do.

You can feel it but you can't see it, spread across dozens of small manual tasks, none big enough to fix alone, together adding up to real headcount.

Manual data entry

Someone retypes the same information from one system into another. Email to CRM. Invoice to spreadsheet. Form to database.

Human-as-API

A person sits between two tools that don't talk, copying, reformatting, forwarding. They are the integration.

Decisions waiting on someone

Work stalls because it needs someone to read a report, check a number, or approve a routine request that follows a clear rule.

Repeated specialist tasks

The same research, the same draft, the same qualification, done from scratch every time, knowledge living in one head.

Reactive, not covered

Calls missed after hours. Leads going cold. Follow-ups that never happen because everyone is busy doing the manual work above.

Reporting by hand

Someone spends Monday assembling numbers from five sources into a deck that's stale by the time it's read.

None is worth stopping everything to fix. Together they're often 20-40% of operational capacity, paid in salary, spent on work a machine does better, faster, and without getting tired.

§02, The $5,000 audit

Two to three weeks.
One defensible number.

The audit comes first and stands on its own. Build nothing with us and you still walk away with a complete map of where your operation leaks and what it's worth to fix.

FIG.01, the audit, step by step
01Discoverymap how work really flows
02Quantifya number on every manual step
03Scanautomatable? partial? human?
04Roadmapeach item priced + measured
FIG.02, sample report format (illustrative, fictional company, representative layout)
SAMPLE FORMATOPERATIONS AUDIT · "ACME LOGISTICS" (fictional) · CONFIDENTIAL
Estimated recoverable capacity: $340K-$520K / year
Illustrative numbers · ±30% band · observed task times × loaded rates · every real audit ships its assumptions in appendix A
ProcessHrs/wkAnnual costAutomatableBuild
Invoice → ERP entry22$58KFull$8K
Lead qualification calls30$79KFull$12K
Weekly ops reporting14$37KFull$6K
Customer onboarding docs18$48KPartial$9K
Vendor dispute triage11$29KPartial$7K
Roadmap sequences highest ROI first. The figures above are an illustrative layout, not a real client result.
One documented result

For paid-ads agency A&A, a Vapi-orchestrated voice agent replaced a part-time receptionist role, £25K/yr in labour recovered and 20+ hrs/week of front-desk time freed, before any recovered missed-call revenue is counted. Read the case file →

§04, Pricing

$5K to find it. Three
ways to pay for the fix.

The audit is always a fixed $5,000, it stands on its own. For the build, you choose the model per automation. We recommend; you decide.

Step 1, always fixed$5,000Operations Audit
  • Full process map across every department
  • Quantified waste table with visible assumptions
  • A defensible recoverable-capacity number, with a confidence band
  • ROI-ranked automation roadmap, each item priced
  • Yours to keep, build with us, with anyone, or not at all
Step 2, choose per automation

Fixed-Fee Build

Most predictable

Each automation quoted as a fixed price in the audit roadmap. Approve, we build, you pay on delivery. No surprises, no ongoing commitment.

Best whenYou know what you want built and prefer a clean one-time cost per automation.

Monthly Retainer

Most hands-off

A monthly fee to build, run, monitor and continuously optimise the automation stack. We keep finding and fixing the next bottleneck.

Best whenYou want ongoing optimisation and someone to own the automation layer.
Shared upside

Outcome-Based

Most aligned

You pay per countable unit the automation handles, not a disputed savings estimate. The system logs the number, so the fee is never an argument.

Measured by units like$X per hour of manual work eliminated$X per invoice / ticket / email auto-processed$X per qualified call the voice agent handles
Best whenYou want us with skin in the game, on work that produces a clean, countable number.
Why units, not "% of money saved"

"Share of savings" sounds aligned but breaks down in practice: six months on, nobody agrees how much of the saving was the automation versus a process change you'd half-started versus seasonal volume. That argument happens on every invoice.

So we anchor the fee to something the automation itself counts, hours eliminated, invoices processed, calls handled. The number comes from the system's own logs, not your P&L. Defensible for both sides, every month.

§ Common questions

Before you book
the audit.

Straight answers on price, timing, what you keep and who owns the build.

How much does the Operations Audit cost?

A fixed $5,000. The audit is always fixed-fee and stands on its own; the build is priced separately, and you choose the model per automation.

How long does the audit take?

Two to three weeks, from discovery to a defensible, priced roadmap.

What do we get at the end of the audit?

A full process map across every department, a quantified waste table with visible assumptions, a defensible recoverable-capacity number with a confidence band, and an ROI-ranked automation roadmap with each item priced.

Do we have to build with Agentix afterwards?

No. The audit report and roadmap are yours to keep: build with us, with anyone, or not at all.

How is the build phase priced?

You choose per automation. Fixed-Fee Build: each automation quoted at a fixed price in the roadmap and paid on delivery. Monthly Retainer: a monthly fee to build, run, monitor and optimise the automation stack. Outcome-Based: a fee per countable unit the automation handles, taken from the system's own logs.

Who owns the automations you build?

You do. Builds are self-hosted on n8n; the workflow, the prompts and the data stay yours.

Are the figures in the sample report real?

No. The sample report shows the format only, for a fictional company with illustrative numbers. Every real audit ships its assumptions in an appendix.

Book your audit

See exactly where
your time goes.

A fixed $5,000 audit, 2-3 weeks, one defensible number and a priced roadmap. Yours to keep whether you build with us or not.

AGENTIX TECH · Operations Audit · $5K fixed · pay the build on results