We don't add AI; we redraw the flow.
We pick one end-to-end workflow and redesign it from scratch together with AI; roles, decision rights, measurement and governance included. The output is not a tool installation; it is a new operating rhythm, handed over to the team and working in the field.
Workflow structure
A redrawn, AI-embedded end-to-end flow.
AI's position
Inside the flow, at role-specific decision points.
Roles
Defined; each output's owner and approver in writing.
Decision rights
Aligned; which decision is made with AI and which by a person, in writing.
Measurement
A live dashboard; baseline + T₁ + T₃ measurement points in place.
Governance
Escalation and audit path in writing; aligned with sector regulation.
Workflow structure
BeforeAfterA redrawn, AI-embedded end-to-end flow.
AI's position
BeforeAfterInside the flow, at role-specific decision points.
Roles
BeforeAfterDefined; each output's owner and approver in writing.
Decision rights
BeforeAfterAligned; which decision is made with AI and which by a person, in writing.
Measurement
BeforeAfterA live dashboard; baseline + T₁ + T₃ measurement points in place.
Governance
BeforeAfterEscalation and audit path in writing; aligned with sector regulation.
- Duration
- 6-12 weeks, 4 phases
- Team
- Cross-functional
- Scope
- 1 end-to-end workflow
Who it's for.
AI-Absent
AI is not used systematically inside the company; not even a first PoC. A working practice in a single scenario needs to be built first.
AI-Curious
One or two PoCs have run; there is individual use in the team. The scatter is ready to be gathered into one workflow.
AI-Integrated
A few flows show systematic use, but they stay local. Time to redraw one end-to-end workflow.
AI-Native
AI and agent infrastructure sit in the core layers of the operation. The next job is moving to autonomous operation and matching governance.
A few PoCs ran, but their company-level impact stayed limited.
AI use is individual; processes still run on pre-AI design.
Measurement is scattered; no one collects the data to prove ROI.
Roles are unclear; the owner and approver of AI output changes every time.
Leadership says 'let's scale the PoCs'; how is not written down.
Deliverables.
Redesigned workflow
The new end-to-end flow, with AI touchpoints along the customer journey and decision rights, in written documentation.
Role and ownership model
Who does what at each stage, who approves the AI output, where ownership sits; all clarified.
Measurement dashboard
A dashboard tracking the new flow's live performance; baseline + T₁ + T₃ measurement points in place.
Governance framework
Which decision is made with AI, which by a person, which jointly; escalation and audit path in writing.
Risk and compliance protocol
An intervention protocol for data, model-output and faulty-decision scenarios; aligned with sector regulation.
Structured role training
RTCS-G based, role-specific training that carries the redefined roles into daily operations.
What we don't do.
A quick PoC in a single scenario
Building a fast working pilot in one scenario is the Adoption Sprint's job. Rewire redraws the end-to-end flow.
Autonomous agent infrastructure
Agentic architecture and matching governance are Agentic Scale's job. In Rewire AI is embedded in the human workflow; people and AI decide together.
Tool selection and purchasing
Which LLM or platform to buy is a separate decision path. Rewire starts from method; tool selection follows, aligned with the structural decision.
Formats run in this move
Feeding Workflow Rewire with activation brings the prototype closer to production; a hackathon produces output working in a real workflow, a prompt-a-thon builds the team's discipline.
- Hackathon
Produces a prototype working in a real workflow.
- Prompt-a-thon
Builds a shared prompt library with RTCS-G.
- AI Office Hours
A recurring clinic carrying momentum between major events.
Frequently asked.
How does Workflow Rewire differ from the Adoption Sprint?
The Sprint produces a working proof in a single scenario. Rewire rebuilds an end-to-end workflow: AI embedded, roles clarified, measurement defined from the start. The move from proof to operating order.
Do we have to change our existing processes completely?
No. We pick one flow and redesign it; the scope of change and the pace of handover are set with you. The goal is a working order, not demolition.
How long does it take?
Six to twelve weeks, depending on the flow's complexity. The duration estimate and milestones are shared in writing at the start.
What do we end up holding as output?
The redesigned workflow, the role and ownership model, and a measurement dashboard built from the start. The workflow runs without depending on anyone.
Can our team sustain this new flow?
Yes; the design is handover-oriented. Roles, ownership and measurement pass to your team, so the flow keeps working after us.
The most expensive step is starting in the wrong place.
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