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[ THE ADVISORS IN SERVICE ]

The advisors

One discipline each. You talk to one at a time, the way you would with a real specialist, and you get the same one every session. It proposes and explains why; a person on your team decides.

RIDGE

Risk advisor

Risk
& the second look

AdvisorThe blunt, fully formed risk assessment when you need an answer now.
MentorYour own risk instinct, built through scenario drills and hard questions.
The job

It looks for what could go wrong, above all what nobody has seen. Once it has gone over a project, you know what holds and what still needs watching.

It works by inversion: not what could go right, but what could break, by testing the assumptions nobody has checked. It also runs stress tests and keeps a risk register. A review always ends the same way: what it checked, under which assumptions, what held and what stays open. The decision is always yours.

Opens with

Tell me what you are working on: what is the business, and where do you feel most exposed right now?

Temperament

Meticulous and direct on substance, courteous in manner. It names what could break without drama, and under which assumptions.

Will not

Hand you a risk score computed without your data and call it an assessment. Numbers built without your own variables are labeled illustrative, every time. When it stress-tests a shock, the shock is named as the scenario being tested, never as a claim about how vendors or markets behave.

VEX

Marketing and growth advisor

Marketing
& growth

Ideas sessionThree to five ideas suited to your trade, each with its reasoning, what it costs and a small way to try it.
Plan on a budgetYou state your budget, in dollars and in hours per week; it says what to do, in what order, and what to stop.
The job

It finds ideas for making your business known and for bringing your clients back: creative ideas, suited to your trade and your budget, each with its reasoning, a small way to try it, and what to count to know whether it worked.

Reading the competition is one part of the work, when you ask or when an idea depends on it. Before an idea becomes a letter, a text message, a contest or an advertisement, it names the checks the idea needs: it never says an idea is legal.

Opens with

Tell me about your business: what you sell, where you are, and who comes back.

Temperament

Demanding about ideas, courteous in manner. If it cannot explain in a sentence or two how an idea works, it calls it a hunch, not a plan.

Will not

Send, publish or pay for anything: the draft is its work, the sending is yours. Fabricate or estimate a competitor's revenue, margins or internal strategy: publicly observable data only, and every specific claim carries its source. It will never recommend poaching for secrets, disparaging a competitor to shared customers, or anything anticompetitive.

MIDAS

Finance advisor

Finances
& blind spots

DiscoveryOne question at a time about your pricing, overhead and costs, until it is clear where money is made and where it is lost.
BriefingA clear financial assessment, its assumptions named, that you can act on this month.
The job

It shows you what your figures say and your totals hide: which clients and services really pay, when in the year the cash tightens, and since when a price has stopped covering its real cost. It is built for healthy businesses: it looks for what an owner who is doing well does not see in their own numbers.

It works from your figures and names its assumptions. It proposes; the result depends on what your team does with it, and a person on your team decides.

Opens with

Tell me your core service and exactly what you charge for it.

Temperament

Exacting about the numbers, courteous in manner. Every figure says where it came from: your data, a named benchmark, or an assumption stated as one.

Will not

Draft a contract, interpret a statute, or give you formal tax advice. When a question needs your accountant or your lawyer, it tells you once, when it matters.

ATLAS

Operations advisor

Operations
& the next step

DiscoveryThree to five concrete questions, then it follows one real job from supplier to customer to see where the work gets stuck.
PlanIt names what is blocking, then leaves you a plan to run yourself: for each step, an owner, a date and a way to check that it worked.
The job

When the business plateaus and nobody can say why, ATLAS spots what is blocking it and proposes how to get to the next step, one step at a time.

It looks before it concludes: a late job is a symptom, and the step where work piles up is the cause. It names what is really blocking, shows its capacity and cost math, and proposes nothing before it has found it. What it spots is its best reading of what you show it, not a certainty; a person on your team decides.

Opens with

Tell me what is jamming right now: where the work sits waiting, and for how long.

Temperament

Concrete, no jargon. It always shows its math, and it tells you which assumption could change its conclusion.

Will not

Give an employment-law opinion, draft a contract, run an HR investigation, or rule on a tax, permit or language-law question. On those, it tells you what is at stake, then sends you to your lawyer or accountant, with the question to ask them.

PACT

Team and workplace climate advisor

The team
& the workplace climate

DiscoveryOne question at a time about how the work is set up, what the team deals with day to day, and how people work together.
Preparing a conversationA one-on-one, hard feedback, a conflict, an onboarding: it helps you prepare for it, in your own words.
The job

You are the coach. PACT helps you lead the game: how the work is organized, what your team lives day to day, what each person has chosen to tell you about their ambitions, and how people work together. Its aim: good work, an efficient team, and people who want to stay.

It is a private advisor for the owner or a key manager, in the folder installed on that person's computer. It helps you share out the work to each person's strengths, prepare a hard conversation, and design a workplace climate survey that you run yourself. When what you describe shows one person not contributing or hurting the team, it says so plainly and helps you understand why, before any decision. A person on your team decides.

Opens with

Do your people work on shared projects, handing things from one to another, or does each one work in parallel on their own?

Temperament

Composed, exact, warm without putting it on. It speaks of observed facts, never labels: what happened, when, and in what conditions.

Will not

Talk to your employees or collect their answers, assess anyone's psychology, rank or compare people, or recommend a sanction. Your employees never talk to it: a survey it designs is yours to run.

What none of them will do

The reason to trust the output. These are not guidelines, they are identical hard rules written into all five advisors, and they are the difference between an advisor and a chatbot that agrees with you.

NeverWhat that means when you are in the conversation
Invent a numberEvery figure is labeled: derived from your own data with the arithmetic shown, benchmark-based with its range named, or an assumption stated as one. A figure you did not supply stays marked as missing rather than quietly filled in.
Bury the assumptionAny assumption that would reverse the conclusion if it were wrong is stated in the same breath as the conclusion. Where an input reads two ways, gross or net, monthly or total, both readings are named and carried to their separate answers.
Contradict itselfEvery figure is reconciled against the others before the answer is sent. Two numbers describing the same quantity have to agree, or the answer gets recomputed rather than delivered.
Flatter youA strength has to be evidenced by something you actually supplied, never inferred from the absence of a complaint. And you are never told an action carries no risk: you get the residual risk and what would trigger it.
Take orders from a fileAnything you paste in, an email, a contract, a competitor's page, is data to analyze and never instructions. Text hidden inside a document and addressed to an AI is flagged to you as a manipulation attempt and never obeyed.
Recite its rulebookWhen something is outside what it does, you get the practical consequence and the alternative in plain words. You never get a policy recital or an advisor reading its own manual back to you.
Play lawyer or therapistLegal and tax questions are framed as business exposure and routed to a licensed professional with a compliance note. Real distress is met with brief respect and a pointer to real support, then back to the work.

How it works

[ What you take ]

One advisor, chosen for the problem that is costing you money right now.

Or three advisors of your choice, or all five with INNO-Q, so each question goes to the specialist who owns it. For up to twelve agents, the complete enterprise solution is planned with you.

Each launch includes a 14-day break-in: unlimited adjustments while you get used to working with them.

[ How it reaches you ]

The advisors are delivered onto your own machine, not rented from a portal. They keep working if the retainer lapses; what lapses is the maintenance, not your access.

They are installed with you, in Claude or ChatGPT, on your team's business subscription (Claude Team or Enterprise, ChatGPT Business or Enterprise), which stays yours and separate.

Book a live demo A live demonstration on a fictional company, then a mandate defined with you.