AI Operations Audit
We Map Where AI Actually Fits in Your Business
A four-week engagement that maps how work actually gets done, scores every recurring task in hours and dollars, and returns a build list ranked by payback speed.
- Zero vendor pitches
- Actual operations mapping
- Direct builder access
- $80,000tech stack savings, one recent client
- 4 weeksdiscovery to finished roadmap
- 99.2%inquiry engagement at one practice
01The problem
What is the real problem with AI adoption?
The real problem with AI adoption is buying tools before understanding which work actually needs automation. This leads to security risks, scattered accounts, and software you never use. Without pricing recurring tasks in hours and dollars, businesses often end up automating bad habits instead of deleting unnecessary work entirely.
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Buying tools before mapping work
Teams buy AI tools before knowing which work is worth automating. You end up with software you do not use.
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Security and billing sprawl
Scattered personal AI accounts create security risks and billing sprawl across your company.
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Invisible costs
Nobody has priced the recurring work in hours and dollars, making it impossible to measure return on investment.
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Automating bad habits
Tasks that exist only out of habit get automated instead of deleted. Nobody should automate work that should not exist.
What it is not
- You want a vendor pitch or a slide deck about AI
- You are not ready to invest in building real systems
- You want generic AI advice available free on YouTube
- You are still in the exploring-options phase
What it is
- You are done exploring AI and ready to deploy it
- You have ideas to pressure-test with someone who has actually built this
- You want a practitioner who has built these systems rather than a consultant reselling someone else's tools
- You are a serious operator ready to invest in real systems
02Side by side
How does our AI audit compare to others?
Unlike typical consultants who deliver generic slide decks and resell vendor tools, we provide a ranked build list and a working demo based on your actual operations. Josh Levine leads every discovery session personally. Additionally, the audit fee credits directly toward any system we build together afterward.
03How it works
How does the AI operations audit work?
The audit maps exactly how your team works today by walking your organization chart and reviewing systems. We score every recurring task in hours and dollars to determine where AI can absorb the workload. Finally, you receive a prioritized build list ranked by the fastest return on investment.
04Deliverables
What will you build?
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A complete task inventory scored in hours and dollars
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A ranked build list with the fastest paybacks first
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Keep-or-replace recommendations for your software stack
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A picture of which future hires become managers of AI systems instead of doers of work AI already handles
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A working proof-of-concept demo built from your own operations
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Your team moved off scattered personal AI accounts onto managed, secure ones
“One orthodontic practice went from missing nearly 1 in 3 new patient inquiries to a 99.2% engagement rate with zero additional staff.”
05Fit
Who is this for?
We built this for ourselves first.
The same process was used to rebuild Wise Roots itself, from a twelve-employee agency into an operation run by specialized AI agents working around the clock.
06Rollout
How does deployment work?
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Phase 1: Discovery
Week 1. Working sessions with each department. We walk the org chart and map what each role actually does in a typical week, along with a guided tour of your systems. About an hour per session, and your team keeps working.
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Phase 2: Task Mapping
Weeks 2 to 3. Every recurring task is inventoried and scored on hours consumed, what those hours cost, and how much AI can absorb today. Tasks that exist only out of habit get flagged for elimination rather than automation.
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Phase 3: The Roadmap
Week 4. You receive a prioritized build list ranked by payback speed. Quick wins felt within thirty days come first, followed by larger builds in order of return, plus keep-or-replace recommendations for your software stack.
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PRICING
Transparent Pricing. Real Returns.
Starter
Prove your return on investment before scaling your marketing spend
For businesses ready to get serious about digital marketing.
- Google Ads management
- Monthly performance reporting
- Basic SEO audit
- Email support
Growth
Our 2025 restaurant geofencing clients averaged 6x return on ad spend after 90 days
Full-stack marketing for businesses ready to scale.
- Everything in Starter
- Geofencing campaign management
- Local SEO management
- Content engine (4 posts/mo)
- Attribution dashboard
- Priority support
Enterprise
Built for multi-location businesses ready to dominate their market
Custom solutions for multi-location and high-growth businesses.
- Everything in Growth
- Custom AI agents
- Multi-location management
- Dedicated strategist
- Custom integrations
- White-glove onboarding
Month-to-month. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
07FAQ
What do buyers ask most often?
How long does the audit take and what happens each week?
The audit runs for four weeks. Week one covers discovery sessions across your organization. Weeks two and three map your tasks and score them in hours and dollars. Week four delivers a ranked build list.
How much of our team's time will this require?
We run working sessions that take roughly an hour per department. Your team keeps working while we observe, so operations do not slow down during the audit.
Do we need to be located in Arizona?
No. Wise Roots operates out of Phoenix, but the work is fully remote. For example, the orthodontic practice mentioned in our case studies is located in the western suburbs of St. Louis.
What do we need to prepare before starting?
You do not need to build a deck or pull reports. Just come to the first session ready to discuss the parts of your week that feel repetitive or expensive.
Do we have to commit to the $7,500 audit immediately?
No. Everything begins with a free thirty-minute brainstorm. Many businesses leave that initial call with two or three things they can implement themselves, and those ready to map their operations move on to the audit.
What happens if the roadmap concludes not to build anything?
You walk away with a clear picture of your operations and no obligation to build. You also get the task inventory to use internally.
Do you replace our existing software?
Not unless it makes sense. We give you keep-or-replace recommendations based on what actually works best for your team.
Who runs the discovery sessions?
Josh Levine runs every session. You are not handed off to an account manager or junior analyst.