A focused starting scope.
- Process map
- Opportunity score
- Roadmap
- Budget range
- Proposal brief
One-time purchase
AI Transformation Discovery Sprint
Executive workshops, process mapping, AI opportunity scoring, recommended service package, budget range, roadmap, and proposal brief.
$1,500.00One-time purchase
DefinedFocused launch scopeHuman-ledApproval built inMeasurableOutcome reviewed
Operational outcomeBrief
Start, confirm fit, then scale.
Add this offer to your cart for order review. ARRIX confirms onboarding, timing, payment instructions, and any optional expansion before delivery begins.
Fit and boundaries
Know what is needed before you start.
The shop price is a focused starting scope. The broader catalog and service pages explain full-system expansion paths.
Leaders who need to rank opportunities before funding a larger technology project.
Usually 3–6 weeks after scope, access, and content are confirmed.
- One accountable business owner
- Access to approved content, data, or systems
- Timely review and approval decisions
- Third-party licenses, media spend, or provider fees
- Complex integrations or data migration not named in the scope
- Legal, regulatory, or professional approval outside ARRIX delivery
Operating model
Know who operates the offer and what it may connect to.
Candidate integrations are planning guidance, not a statement that an external system is already connected or included.
User roles
- Executive sponsor
- Process and department owners
- Finance or records owner
- System administrator
- Operational users and acceptance testers
Included modules
- Process map
- Opportunity score
- Roadmap
- Budget range
- Proposal brief
Candidate integrations
- Existing ERP, CRM, accounting, inventory, or records systems after interface review
- Approved import, export, or API paths with a documented field map
- Identity, notifications, payment, or document services only when included in scope
- Reporting destinations with reconciliation and exception handling
Data controls
- Named data owners, approved sources, and a minimum-field data dictionary before migration or automation
- Least-privilege roles, retention and deletion rules, protected exports, and backup or recovery planning
- Reviewable activity, exception, approval, and change records appropriate to the workflow risk
Operational workflow
From input to outcome in five visible stages.
Each stage is reviewable and designed around a practical human decision—not a black-box automation.
Interview
Clarify priorities, constraints, users, and decisions.
Map
Document the highest-value processes and friction.
Score
Rank opportunities by value, feasibility, and risk.
Design
Define a realistic MVP and governance path.
Brief
Deliver the roadmap, range, and proposal direction.
Control remains explicit
- Human approval for consequential, sensitive, financial, legal, health, public, or externally published actions
- Approved knowledge, prompts, rules, thresholds, and escalation paths with a named business owner
- Access reviews, change control, issue reporting, and periodic outcome and risk review
Activate through a reviewed environment
- Sandbox or prototype review before production
- Staged acceptance and production release with documented rollback and ownership
- Managed cloud, approved customer cloud, or hybrid deployment after architecture review
Prepare the operating handoff
- Launch stabilization and administrator handoff
- Documentation, training, and support options confirmed in the proposal
- Monitoring, maintenance, and enhancement roadmap when selected
Apply the offer in context
Related solution pages
Compare the starting offer with the fuller system.
These links preserve the difference between a priced pilot or subscription and a broader project range.
Buying FAQ
Is the displayed price final?
Published prices cover the focused starting scope shown on this page. Custom integrations, expanded workflows, regulated data, migration, and third-party costs require review.
When does delivery begin?
ARRIX first reviews the order request, confirms fit and onboarding, and sends the applicable payment or proposal instructions. Delivery starts after those steps are approved.
Can the offer expand later?
Yes. The purpose of the starting scope is to create a working result first, then add integrations, users, automation, analytics, support, or advanced controls when evidence supports them.
Are third-party integrations already connected?
No. Candidate integrations are shown for planning only. ARRIX confirms provider access, approved interfaces, data fields, credentials, test conditions, error handling, and any third-party fees before a connection is included.
How are security and AI-supported actions controlled?
The reviewed scope defines roles, data boundaries, activity records, backup and recovery, human approval, escalation, and change control appropriate to the workflow risk.
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