Our Implementation Process

Every engagement — audiobook production or AI workflow automation — follows the same disciplined four-step process. It's how we consistently deliver solutions that work in production, not just in demos.

Four Steps From Problem to Production

A clear, structured process that keeps you informed and in control throughout.

01

Identify

Every engagement starts with a deep discovery session. We ask difficult questions about your goals, constraints, existing tools, team capacity, and definition of success. We don't start designing until we've genuinely understood the problem.


For audiobooks: manuscript intake, format review, voice requirements, language targets, platform requirements.

For workflow automation: process mapping, edge case identification, integration audit, success metrics.

02

Design

We design the solution architecture before touching any tools or code. For automation systems, this means a detailed workflow diagram, integration spec, and edge-case handling plan. For audiobooks, this means voice selection, chapter structure, and a narration style guide.


You review and approve the design. We don't move forward until you're confident in the plan. Changes at the design stage are free — changes in production are expensive.

03

Build

We build in sprints with regular check-ins. You see progress early and often — not a big reveal at the end. For audiobooks, this means chapter proofs. For automation systems, this means staged rollouts with test cases you can review.


Quality control is built into every stage. Human review for audiobooks. Automated testing and confidence scoring for AI systems. We don't ship work we wouldn't be proud of.

04

Deploy

Deployment isn't the end — it's when the real work begins. We deploy to your environment, train your team, and monitor the system in production. For audiobooks, we handle platform submission. For automation systems, we stay on for a stabilisation period.


We remain available for ongoing support, iteration, and expansion as your needs evolve. Most clients come back with new projects within three months.

What to Expect

Typical timelines and deliverables for each service.

Audiobook Production

  • Day 1–2: Intake, quote, approval
  • Day 3–5: Manuscript prep & voice selection
  • Day 6–14: Narration & processing (varies with length)
  • Day 15–18: Human quality review
  • Day 19–21: Proofing with client
  • Day 22+: Final delivery & publishing support

Typical book (60,000–80,000 words): 3–4 weeks end-to-end.

AI Workflow Automation

  • Week 1: Discovery & process mapping
  • Week 2: Solution design & approval
  • Week 3–5: Build & integration
  • Week 6: Testing & client review
  • Week 7: Staged deployment
  • Week 8+: Stabilisation & handover

Typical automation project: 6–10 weeks. Complexity varies.

Start With a Conversation

The first step is simple — tell us what you're working on. We'll determine together whether there's a fit and what the right path looks like.