01 · Scorecard
AI Opportunity Scorecard
Readiness scores and your opportunities ranked by impact, with the risks to address first.
Executive AI consulting · Human approval built in
Jaspicon finds the work AI can take off your team’s plate, then designs the specialist AI workers to handle it — with your people approving what matters.
Illustration: a operations workflow worker receives “Rooftop AC down at the Elm St. office”, matched the customer and site record, pulled the site’s service history, checked technician availability, drafted the reply and work order, then holds the result until the ops manager approves it.
Illustration only, not a live integration. Your people approve anything that leaves the business.
Recommendations grounded in your answers, not a generic AI pitch.
Work with the developer who builds your workforce.
Define what workers can do and when people decide.
Before you spend a dollar
Answer 18 questions online or by phone. Jaspicon’s engine turns your answers into a complete plan you can evaluate with your team.
01 · Scorecard
Readiness scores and your opportunities ranked by impact, with the risks to address first.
02 · Report
A leadership-ready summary of opportunities, risks and estimated capacity, in plain language.
03 · Blueprint
The specialist workers, tools and skills recommended for you, with every human approval point marked.
04 · Proposal
Scope, timeline and investment in one place. Accept only when the plan makes sense.
Meet the specialists
Each worker owns a defined workflow, works from your systems and knowledge, is measured like a team member and stops where a person should decide. Your assessment recommends which ones; the first 3 are included in the initial build.
Specialist worker
Owns the recurring operational path at your business from intake to completion: reads the request, checks the systems, prepares each step and keeps every record current so a person never re-keys or chases status.
Run the numbers
Move the slider to match your week. This is the same capacity model your assessment uses, with your real answers in place of the defaults.
Data entry, copying between systems, chasing status, formatting reports, scheduling.
672 hours a year, about $33,600 in planning value.
Capacity your team could get back
672 hours / year
35% of 1,920 admin hours a year
Planning math, not a promise: 48 working weeks at a $50/hour planning rate. Your assessment replaces these with your answers, splits one shared pool across workers and never counts the same hour twice.
Clarity before commitment
Explore the opportunity before deciding whether to build. Every step connects the business problem to the proposed work.
Discover
Tell Stan about your operations, systems and bottlenecks — online or on a call. Get your scorecard and executive report.
Design
Explore specialist roles, recommended tools, custom skills and example workflows, including where human approval belongs.
Decide
See the scope and investment. Save your progress with Google or email. Accept only when the plan makes sense.
Deploy
Foundation in weeks 1–2, workers built and tested on real cases in weeks 3–6, launch and handover in weeks 7–8.
Capacity and value figures are estimates to review with your team, not guaranteed savings. Timelines are typical; your proposal sets the schedule.
Prefer to talk it through?
Stan runs your discovery as a conversation — in the browser or on a phone call. Every answer saves straight into your assessment, so you can switch between talking and typing and pick up where you left off.
Phone discovery needs a verified account so your call stays connected to your assessment.
The investment · USD
The assessment is free. If you choose to move forward, Jaspicon builds the shared foundation and your first 3 specialist workers, then manages and improves the deployed workforce.
Initial build · down payment
$15,000
Foundation + first 3 workers. Invoiced only after you accept your proposal.
Ongoing upkeep
$3,000/month
Begins at delivery. Covers up to 3 live workers, maintenance and ongoing optimization.
Expand when you choose. Each additional worker is $4,500 one-time plus $500/month in upkeep, scoped separately.
Third-party software, hosting and AI usage costs are separate from Jaspicon’s fees. Review those requirements as part of the approved architecture.
You can begin as a guest without a payment card. Create or sign in to an account with Google or email when you want to save your progress across devices or accept your proposal.
No. The assessment uses the information you provide. Integrations, permissions and access are scoped for the implementation after you accept the proposal.
It is designed for businesses with recurring operational work, information scattered across systems, or teams spending time on manual coordination. The assessment helps identify where AI may be useful and what needs to be addressed first.
Nothing to start the assessment. If you go ahead, your team provides a few things at kickoff: a named owner for each worker and an approver for anything customer-facing, access to the systems involved, your price lists and policies, around 20 recent real examples of each workflow, and time with the people who do the work today. Most of it happens in the first two weeks.
A typical plan runs about eight weeks from kickoff: architecture and foundation in weeks 1–2, building and testing the workers in weeks 3–6, launch and handover in weeks 7–8. Your proposal sets the actual schedule.
Your engagement is handed to the developer, and the initial build payment is invoiced. You will hear from them within one business day to schedule kickoff. You can follow build-status updates in Jaspicon.
Your next step
Start with your business. See the opportunities. Decide with a clear plan in front of you.