A prioritised roadmap
Projects sequenced by business need, data readiness, dependencies and the effort required to validate them.
Planning and prioritisation
An AI roadmap your team can act on.
Turn competing AI ideas into a sequence of decisions, projects and ownership responsibilities across the business.
The scope
What this work gives you.
Owners and decision points
Who sponsors each project, who reviews outputs and what must be true before the next phase proceeds.
An explicit cost model
A planning view of setup, software, usage and support costs with assumptions and unresolved items called out.
Illustrative workflow
Sequence the work before buying more tools
A business wants an internal assistant, faster reporting and better CRM records. The roadmap may put record quality and access controls first, then a narrow retrieval pilot, followed by reporting once the source data is dependable. Each phase has an owner and a decision about whether to continue, adjust or stop.
Getting started
Bring the work into the conversation.
Bring current priorities, the software budget, decision makers and any AI policies or existing pilots. We use your constraints to shape the roadmap.
The free 30-minute AI audit is an introductory call. Any detailed assessment, build or support engagement is scoped and quoted separately.
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Common questions
Answers before we start.
How is an AI strategy different from a workflow audit?
A strategy sets priorities and dependencies across multiple opportunities. A workflow audit examines one process in detail to determine what an initial automation should do.
Can our own team implement the roadmap?
Yes. The plan can guide an internal team or another supplier. If Horizon implements part of it, we scope that work separately.
Related work
Find the right next step.
Start with one conversation
Bring one workflow. Explore the next step.
A free 30-minute call to understand the work, the systems involved and what needs a closer look. Detailed assessment and implementation are quoted separately.