Three ways to work with Evoloop
Start small with a Scoping Sprint, move to a fixed-price build, and let Run & Improve keep your software secure and current. Each step stands on its own.
Not sure where to start? The Scoping Sprint is the first step for any build.
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There are two ways a business brings in AI and automation. One scatters your data across a dozen tools. The other opens a single controlled door and runs everything through it.
The scattered way
Every department signs up for another subscription. Company data gets pasted into tools that don't talk to each other. Before long, nobody can say where anything lives or who can see it. Each new job means another licence, another login, another place your data sits.
The connected way
You open one controlled, logged door between your own systems and the software. It works like a new member of staff who gets keys to specific rooms and signs in at reception. Not a master key, and definitely not climbing through a window. Everything runs through that single door.
One design rule sits behind that door. The software reads your data and prepares the work. A named person approves anything that matters. Every action is logged, so you can always see what happened and why.
Builds are designed so the shared groundwork is built once: a controlled connection to your systems, and where the job calls for it, a knowledge store the software can draw on. Each tool or agent added later reuses that groundwork instead of starting from scratch, which keeps later additions smaller to scope and quote. A subscription stack works the other way round: every new job is another bill that never stops.
That's why the ladder runs the way it does. A Scoping Sprint decides what's worth building. A Fixed-Price Build delivers the first tool on that groundwork, with the code owned by you. Run & Improve keeps it running, and anything bigger than a small change is scoped and quoted the same fixed-price way.
30-minute call. No commitment.