Klitovchenko&Co.
I · Method

Two keys on every unit of work.

Agents carry the volume, an expert signs off every unit of work — an invoice, a reconciliation, a support reply — risky cases go to a human, and everything is written down. You pay for the difference we measure.

How it works
I · Two weeks

Diagnostic

We map one process, measure how long it takes and how often it goes wrong, and sign that baseline together.

II · Thirty days

Pilot

Agents carry the volume, your expert signs every unit, risky cases go to a human, everything is journaled.

III · Ongoing

Run

I keep the pipeline running and extend it to the next process.

What every agent comes with

Written down before it runs.

Does · Can read · Never touches · Who signs · What it does when unsure. One card per agent, in your words and with your roles — so everyone knows what it may and may not do.

Supplier invoice entry

Agent · No. 01
Does
Reads incoming invoices and drafts the bookkeeping entries
Can read
Invoice inbox, supplier list, chart of accounts
Never touches
Payments, bank access, supplier master data
If unsure
New supplier or unusual amount → sends it to a human
Second key
Your accountant
Example. Yours is written during the diagnostic.
How you pay

A fixed start. Then a share.

A fixed part for the diagnostic, credited to the pilot. Then a share of the measured difference, with a small floor. Two metrics always — speed and quality — so no one wins by cutting corners.

Who it's for
  • A unit of work that repeats hundreds of times a month
  • An expert can check it faster than they can do it
  • Growth is capped by people you can't hire
  • The data is already digital
What I won't do
  • Sell you a chatbot.
  • Automate a process that should be deleted.
  • Take a project I can't measure.

Show me one process that eats your week.

30 minutes. I'll tell you what an agent can carry, who should sign it, and how we'd measure it.

Book a process review