A four-week sprint maps where AI agents create the most value across your operations, specs the top priorities, and models the ROI — a leadership-ready plan you own. Built for Salesforce, Claude, or whatever CRM and apps you already run.
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Legal, insurance, finance, logistics — work that runs on repeatable, high-volume process.
Leaders and teams are asking “how can AI help our organization?” You need a real answer — backed by numbers, not vendor pitches.
We find where AI agents create value first, then build where your work already lives — Salesforce, Claude, or whatever CRM and apps you run.
The same three reasons every time — time, money and quality — and they compound.
Agents handle the repetitive work in seconds — not hours.
A fraction of the cost of headcount for the same throughput.
No off days, no dropped steps — the same standard every time.
Handle 10× the volume without 10× the team.
Put the systems and data you already pay for to work.
Hand off the busywork so your team does the work that matters.
Your competitors are already adopting AI fast. The companies that get their implementation strategy right now will win their market over the next few years — the rest will spend it catching up.
Where repeatable, high-volume process meets high-stakes judgment — that's where agents pay off fastest.
It started with a discovery sprint — the roadmap it produced is what everything below was built from.
I’ve been fortunate to work with Adrian at Broughton Partners for the past year. We brought him in as our Fractional Product Lead for AI Agents, through his product and design studio, Impact Velocity Studio, to help drive our AI and automation initiative.
In that time, Adrian led the product discovery, strategy, design, and delivery of 18 custom AI agents across our operation and helped us streamline our case delivery and audit process end to end. The impact has been real: meaningful manual work taken off our team, more consistent output, and he’s helped drive our AI initiatives forward.
Beyond the build, Adrian has a knack for aligning stakeholders and getting everyone on the same page, paired with a keen attention to detail that keeps complex work organized for the development team. His communication and creativity have lifted the quality of our projects across the board.
I’d recommend Adrian to any team looking to get an AI or product initiative organized, on track, and actually shipped. And thank you, Adrian, for caring about our mission and treating these projects like they were your own.
From first-touch triage to document review and case delivery, agents now run the operational front line — end to end.
The discovery sprint stands on its own. If leadership decides to build, phase two takes it to production — with your sign-off at every gate.
After Phase 1, leadership decides whether to roll into Phase 2 — prioritised on the ROI and the AI agent roadmap the sprint produces. No commitment to build to get value from discovery.
Exactly what happens across the discovery sprint — from onboarding to the go / no-go on build.
A look at what we've built — and the anatomy of each one.
Scores inbound leads, routes them, and drafts the first touch.
Assembles CPQ quotes and checks them against discount rules.
Resolves tier-1 cases and escalates the rest with full context.
Flags at-risk accounts early and drafts the save play.
Reviews contracts against your playbook and flags the risk.
Drafts RFP and proposal responses from your knowledge base.
Turns a brief into on-brand drafts across channels.
Answers process questions from your SOPs and runs checklists.
These are a few we've shipped. Yours starts with a conversation about the work you want off your team's plate.
Book discovery call →Wherever there's repeatable work, there's an agent that can take it on.
Invoice & expense triage
Onboarding & policy Q&A
Feedback & research synthesis
SOP execution & checklists
Contract review & intake
Health monitoring & saves
Lead triage & follow-up
Content & campaign drafts
When a legal-marketing firm needed to scale case qualification, we mapped the whole operation and wrote the definitive playbook on agent-driven audit — built on Salesforce.
We didn't just build the agents. We mapped the whole intake-to-delivery operation, found where it breaks, and wrote the playbook for fixing it with agents.
Intake scales exponentially. Audit capacity scales linearly with headcount. The gap between them is where margin goes to die.
Most AI vendors sell you agents. Most consultants sell you frameworks. We run a sprint to find where agents and AI actually create value in your operations — then help you build what makes sense on the tools you already run. Discovery first. Build second. Always in that order.
Most AI help comes from engineers, consultants, or the platforms themselves — and each leaves a gap. We bring product-management discipline to the whole problem: strategy, ROI, and a spec that actually ships.
| Impact Velocity Studio | Engineers | Consultants | Platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product strategy & prioritisation | – | – | ||
| Understands how it gets built | – | |||
| ROI & business case | – | – | ||
| No platform of their own to sell | – | |||
| Ships production agents | – |
Product strategy that understands the build — with no platform of our own to sell you.
Strategy first, then the spec. Leadership reads the first; your builder works straight from the second.
The strategy piece, first. A portfolio view of where agents and AI create value across your operations — prioritised, with the numbers to back it.
The spec for the top priorities — an AI product requirement spec covering exactly which agents or skills to build, on which platform, and how to roll them out.
The discovery sprint stands alone — fixed price, fixed scope, a roadmap you own. If the math works, we scope the build together. If it doesn’t, you still walk away with the strategy.
Build scope and price are set from the sprint's roadmap — no surprises.
The sprint decides what to build before deciding where. When it’s time to ship, we build on Salesforce, on Claude, or on the CRM and apps you already run — with a build partner for whatever that is.
Agents that live inside your CRM — Agentforce and custom — acting on the data and records your team already runs on.
Custom agents for the work that needs real reasoning — reading documents, researching and drafting across your whole stack.
Already on HubSpot, NetSuite, or a custom system? We build where your work already lives — and bring a vetted build partner for the platform if we need one.
Whatever you run, the platform decision is part of the sprint — made on the evidence, not a vendor’s preference.
An AI product requirement spec for your operations. First the strategy: an opportunity map of where agents and AI create value, prioritised, with ROI for each. Then the spec: exactly which agents or skills to build first, on which platform. Then the implementation roadmap. You walk away with a leadership-ready plan you own.
Most vendors sell you their agent or their platform before they understand your operations. We come at it as product people — opportunity mapping, prioritisation, ROI, and a written spec — so you get an objective answer to what is actually worth building for you, not a pitch for what we happen to sell.
Agents are usually the biggest driver of ROI in operations right now, so they anchor the work. But the sprint identifies the right mix — agents, AI skills, workflows, or automation on tools you already own. You get what fits your situation, not one solution forced onto every problem.
We work out what to build before deciding where. The build happens on Salesforce, on Claude, or on the CRM and apps you already run. Choosing the platform is part of the sprint’s output, decided on the evidence.
No. The sprint stands on its own and you own everything it produces. Build with us, build internally, or take the plan to another partner. There is no commitment to a build to get value from the discovery.
The discovery sprint is a fixed four weeks with sign-off gates along the way. If you move into a build, that typically runs four to twelve weeks depending on scope — set from the sprint roadmap, so there are no surprises.
Agents run inside your systems and permissions. Salesforce agents keep data in your CRM; Claude agents use enterprise controls. Nothing trains on your data.
No — that's the point. We build, ship, and support the agents so your team doesn't have to.

Tell us about your operations and the AI question you're trying to answer. We'll walk you through what a sprint looks like for your situation — no pitch, no pressure.
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