AI strategy · Small and mid-sized businesses
Stop guessing where AI fits in your business.
We find where work is losing time and money, determine where AI would get it back, and hand you a practical plan for what to do next.
Clarity first. AI second.
$999 CAD, backed by the five-hour opportunity guarantee.
New tools every week. Loud promises. No time to sort it out.
You run a real business. Customers, staff, deadlines. You know AI matters. You just don't have twenty hours a week to test tools and watch tutorials.
“Run your business on autopilot.”
An ad, this morning
“Scale without adding staff.”
A webinar invite
“The only AI tool you'll ever need.”
A LinkedIn post
“Your competitors are already using it.”
Every vendor, every week
So you do the reasonable thing. You buy the tool that looked closest and hope it lands.
Most businesses don't have an AI problem. They have a clarity problem.
80%+
of AI projects fail. Most skip the part that matters and start with a tool instead of the business.
Source: RAND Corporation, “Why AI Projects Fail”You don't need more AI. You need clarity about where it fits.
We don't start with software. We start by understanding how your business actually runs: where time gets lost, where friction shows up, and where AI makes sense. Skip that step, and AI just becomes one more thing to manage.
Diagnosis before prescription. Like a doctor, not a pharmacist.
A doctor doesn't hand you pills before the exam. I work the same way: I look at how the business runs before recommending anything. The four phases below are the exam.
Understand
We align on what success actually looks like for your business, not just what AI could theoretically do.
Map
We map how work actually moves. Handoffs, exceptions, the workarounds nobody put in a manual. The real flow, not the org chart.
Prioritize
Every opportunity gets scored on value, effort, risk, urgency, and readiness. You see what's worth doing now, later, or never.
Implement
You get written findings you own: what to automate, what to keep human, what to skip entirely. Nothing gets built before this is done, and once it is, we measure what actually changed.
If the friction is already clear and you need the right off-the-shelf tools, that's the Assessment. If the work itself needs to be mapped across people, systems, and priority workflows, that's the Audit.
Two engagements. Matched to the problem.
Focused scope
AI Tools Assessment
Two short calls. A clear list of AI tools that fit your business, and the steps to put them to work.
- →45-minute discovery call
- →3 to 7 AI tool recommendations, matched to your workflows
- →Implementation steps for each one
- →30-minute report walkthrough
The guarantee
If we can't identify opportunities with the potential to reclaim at least 5 hours a week, you get a full refund.
$999 CADFlat
Strategic scope
Full AI Opportunity Audit
We interview your team, map how work really moves, and rank every opportunity by what it's worth. For operations with more moving parts.
- →Interviews with you and the people doing the work
- →Workflow maps, bottlenecks, and AI opportunities
- →Validation call to pressure-test the findings
- →Written findings and roadmap, presented in a one-hour readout
Before you commit
Most audits land between $3,000 and $6,000, set by how many people we interview and how many workflows are in scope. One fixed price on the free call, before any work begins. Building it with us is a separate decision after that.
from $3,000 CADQuoted fixed
Real engagements. Documented impact.
Travel advisory
700+ hrs
capacity returned, per year
Annualized from current observed gains. Equivalent to more than 17 working weeks.
A travel advisor wanted a lighter workload without giving up income.
We redesigned how email, proposals, research, and business knowledge were handled, replacing repetitive admin with clearer processes and AI-assisted workflows.
Hospitality & events
≈30 sec
meeting follow-up, down from 30-90 min
Observed result to date.
Event meetings left a trail of notes, decisions, and follow-ups that had to be organized by hand after every conversation.
One workflow now captures the discussion, pulls out action items, and files the record automatically.
Analytics
40+ hrs
manual work removed, per month
Observed result to date.
A research-heavy analytics process was eating more than two hours a day across data collection, preparation, tracking, and review.
We rebuilt it around automated collection, centralized reporting, and a live dashboard.
“I wanted to spend fewer hours working without giving up the income I had built. … I now have more time for clients and more control over my workload.”
The findings are yours. Three ways to use them.
Each one carries its expected value and effort, wherever the engagement provides it. We know the business by the time the plan lands, so building it with us is the shortest route. It's built to hand off just as easily.
Build it with us
A separate engagement, scoped from the findings you already own, on your timeline.
Bring in your own provider
Hand the findings to whoever you already work with.
Implement it yourself
Your team runs with the findings, at your own pace.
Bring your questions to the walkthrough or readout call. That's where we sort out what to do first.
Who you'd be working with.
“I'll tell you when AI isn't the answer.”
I'm Bryson Humphrey. I run integrAIt from the Okanagan Valley in BC.
You don't have time to evaluate a tool market that changes every week. Nobody with a company to run does. That's how AI decisions end up tool-first: software gets bought before anyone maps the work it's supposed to fix, and it underdelivers.
I work in the opposite order. Map the workflow first, then judge the technology on fit, with no stake in which tool wins. It's the same method behind the results above: travel administration, hospitality follow-up, recurring analytics. And if you need an AI guy, I'd rather be the one you call before the money gets spent.
More about how I workAsked often. Answered straight.
Start with fifteen minutes.
A free 15-minute call about what's slowing the business down. You'll leave knowing which next step, if any, makes sense.