Workflow automation
Small, scoped automations that remove repetitive admin work around a process you already run. Identified during the assessment, not sold on its own.
Services
Move carefully. Build something useful.
Every engagement starts with the assessment. Knowledge Base, Advisory, and future process-clarity work follow only when they're the right next step, not because they're next on a menu.
The expansion path
One relationship, sequenced honestly.
You don't need to evaluate four offers today. Start with the assessment, and the right next step becomes obvious.
- 01
AI Tools Assessment
$999 one time. Discovery, analysis, and a written recommendation. Credited toward implementation for 14 days.
- 02
Knowledge Base implementation
Priced by scope during the assessment, based on knowledge bases, source volume, and support level.
- 03
Nyssa Advisory
$2,000/month, including one knowledge base plus retained advisory. Additional knowledge bases bill separately.
- 04Future line
Process-clarity work
Process mapping, SOP redesign, and AI-guided workflow execution, likely tiered by 1, 2, or 4 processes.
How the pieces connect
When each step actually makes sense.
- Where most firms start
- With the assessment. It's the only offer designed to be useful even if you never buy anything else.
- When Knowledge Base makes sense
- Once the assessment identifies scattered knowledge as the highest-value opportunity to fix first.
- When Advisory makes sense
- When you want a standing partner to keep evaluating opportunities instead of re-scoping every few months.
- When process-clarity work makes sense
- Once your team has reliable knowledge access and the next bottleneck is unclear process, not missing information.
Also available
Smaller, scoped work alongside the core path.
Custom knowledge assets
Reusable templates, prompts, and reference material that make your Knowledge Base and team more effective day to day.
Built for SMB reality
No bloated roadmap. Start with the problem that costs the most.
The fastest path is to assess the knowledge gap, choose the right first implementation, and ship something your team can use.