Start with one bottleneck. Build one controlled workflow.
Send one focused request. INTIGNAI stores it in a protected operator queue, returns a receipt, and uses the details to scope a private AI-assisted workflow with clear policy, approval, and evidence boundaries.
Move from interest to an owned next step.
A successful submission is written into the private INTIGNAI memory stack and returns a receipt code. When secure storage is unavailable, the page fails clearly and offers an email fallback instead of pretending the request was captured.
Good Fit
- → You can name one action or workflow that is slow, risky, repetitive, or difficult to review.
- → You want AI help, but a sensitive action still needs exact scope or human approval.
- → You need client, device, procedure, or internal context to carry forward instead of resetting every session.
- → You want one controlled proof before committing to a larger system.
What to Include
Tell us the business, the action or workflow, the systems involved, who should approve it, and what a successful first proof should demonstrate. Do not include passwords, private customer data, broker details, or sensitive records.
- → Your request is private.
- → The operator queue is authenticated.
- → Successful intake returns a receipt.
Strong first request types
Controlled Workflow Pilot
Starting at $3,500 for one action path: policy, approval, scoped grant, constrained adapter, receipts, revocation, and operator runbook.
Support Workflow
Turn calls, emails, tickets, and notes into summaries, next steps, and ready-to-review responses.
Private Business Memory
Organize procedures, client details, decisions, and recurring context so the assistant does not start from zero.
Managed Network Operations
Review how device notes, support history, safer segmentation, and change approvals can fit a provider or business network.
How the first pass works
1. Pick one bottleneck
Start with the action or workflow that costs the most time, causes the most rework, or creates the most risk.
2. Secure the request
Your request is stored as a private entry in the INTIGNAI operator memory stack and receives a receipt code.
3. Map permission and evidence
We identify the actor, target, policy, approval owner, grant scope, receipt, and emergency-stop path.
4. Build one controlled proof
The first pass proves the right action can advance while wrong scope, expiry, revocation, and replay fail closed.
Best first move
Keep the scope narrow enough to prove value quickly: one action, one policy path, one approval boundary, and one receipt your team can review.