Look first, build small, then run it for you.
Every QServices engagement follows the same shape: a two-week assessment on your own data, a fixed-price build of the one thing worth doing first, and our team running it afterwards under one SLA. You can stop after any phase with something useful in hand.
From a ranked list with hours, dollars and a fixed price for each.
What the agent or flow may do alone, what needs a person, and who.
Through supported interfaces, in your own Microsoft tenant, with the core untouched.
A shadow run nobody acts on, until your team trusts the results.
Every posting or change waits for a person on your team.
We don't build agents that post money
or change systems on their own.
Every agent has an approval point, a named owner on your side and a log of what it did and why.
Agents read, sort, match and draft: payments against invoices, orders out of emails, short pays, CRM records and quotes.
Each agent puts its work in a queue with the evidence attached, instead of posting it.
A person on your team approves anything that posts money or changes a system.
What the agent did and why. That's the version that ends up in production.
Agents inside the Microsoft tools your team already uses.
Models running inside your own Azure environment.
Anthropic models, run under your security rules.
The hand-offs between systems, and the screens your ERP doesn't have.
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OpenAISelect Partner| Area | What we commit to |
|---|---|
| Price | A fixed price per phase, agreed before each one starts |
| Access | Read-only during the assessment; scoped service accounts after |
| Data | Stays in your Microsoft tenant |
| Findings | Yours to keep, whether or not you hire us |
| After go-live | Response times by priority and a monthly report |
In three phases: a two-week assessment of your own data, a fixed-price build of the one thing worth doing first, and our team running it afterwards under one SLA.
Two weeks for the assessment, then usually six to eight weeks for the first agent or automation. ERP moves take longer, with dated phases agreed before we start.
Yes. You can stop after any phase, and the findings are yours to keep.
A named person on your team approves anything that posts money or changes a system, and every step is logged.
Each phase has a fixed price agreed before it starts. Running it afterwards is a monthly fee with response times by priority and a monthly report.
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