OpScale Tech Solutions

You know AI should help your business. You don’t know where to start.

That is normal for an SME. In one session I find where AI, a plain automation or a simpler process takes routine work off your team, and when none of them is worth building. You decide what gets built, inside the tools you already use.

See the prices

Scroll, and watch what falls between the cracks.

What stays is
the work
that pays.

The system does the routine work and keeps a record of it. Your people get those hours back for clients, and anything it is not sure about still comes to a person.

The kind of note that comes off.

Four from the wall above, and what happens to each once a system takes it. Typical SME work, not client results.

Write the new client’s proposal

A first draft is built from your notes on the call, your price list and the proposals you have sent before. You read it, change what you want and send it. Anything it is unsure of, like a price you have never quoted, is marked for you.

Prep for Friday’s sales call

Before the call you get one page: what the company does, what they asked for, the emails and notes you already have on them, and the questions worth asking. You read it instead of digging through your inbox. The call itself stays with you.

“Are you open Sunday?” again

Questions about opening times, free slots and what is in stock are answered from your own hours, calendar and stock list. It usually starts at Ask first, so each reply waits for your yes. Once the answers are reliably right, you can move it to Act when sure. Complaints and anything unusual come to a person.

Send notes from Monday’s meeting

The notes are written up from your own scribbles or the meeting transcript: what was decided, who does what, and by when. You check them, then they go out to everyone who was there.

How far it goes on its own is a setting. That is next.

You decide how much it decides.

It learns what matters from your own examples. Then you set how far it goes alone, per kind of work.

Ask first

It prepares the work and waits. Nothing is sent, booked or changed until someone on your team says yes.

Act when sure

It does the ones that look like your examples. Anything new or unusual comes to you, with its reasoning.

Handle it

For work you trust it with, it does the job and leaves a record. You read the log when you want to.

less on its own

more on its own

For each kind of work I recommend a starting level: usually Ask first for anything a client will see, Handle it for the routine, and I move it up as trust builds.

At every setting, each action and each skipped item is logged, so anything can be traced, undone or fixed.

Your data stays yours. It runs in your own accounts, on business terms that do not let it train anyone's models, and you own the code, prompts and logs.

Who you work with.

I'm Mohammad. I have been building software for 16 years, at companies from five people to over a thousand, and I run OpScale Tech Solutions from the Netherlands.

You work with me directly, from the first call to the running system.

More about me.

Mohammad

Four steps.
This one comes first.

Free

30 minutes, by video. No cost, no obligation.

start here

A free 30-minute discovery call

You tell me where your team loses time, and I tell you whether I can help. If I can, the next step is the session below. If I can't, I say so.

Questions before you book? Email me at .

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Find where AI fits

€900

A session of 90 minutes with you and your team, about a day of research, and a write-up, then a 30-minute readout once you have read it. The write-up gives you three improvements, each with a price range to build, what it costs to run, the hours it gives back from your own numbers, and whether your team can do it without me. For each one I also note the data it touches, what happens when it fails, and an EU-hosted option. Sometimes the fix is not AI at all. A follow-up session can help, for example with someone else on your team. I tell you in advance, and it costs nothing extra.

€150 at least 24 hours before the session, €750 when the write-up arrives. Booked after the discovery call.

then

One system, one workflow

from €2,500

A fixed scope and a fixed price, quoted once the work is mapped. Built in your tools, tested on your real cases, and your team is trained while it is built.

Quoted after the session.

after that

Keep it running

from €1,400 / month

I watch the system, fix what breaks, and keep improving it as your work changes. The price depends on your systems and how much improvement you want.

No minimum term.

All prices exclude VAT.

Questions people ask first.

What do you need from me for the discovery call?

Three short questions when you book: your company, your team size and what made you look into this. Then 30 minutes with one person who knows how the work really gets done. No access to client data is needed at this stage.

How does payment work?

The discovery call is free. If I can help, I send you a link to book the Find where AI fits session, €900 excl. VAT. Booking reserves your slot, and an invoice for €150 follows. The session is confirmed once it is paid, at least 24 hours before; if it isn't, the booking is cancelled. The remaining €750 comes with the write-up, within a week of the session. Cancel or reschedule free up to 48 hours before. If you cancel later or don't show up, I keep the €150.

Which tools do you work with?

Whatever your team already uses for email, chat, documents and project tracking. If one of your tools can't be connected, the write-up says so, before you spend anything on a build.

What happens when it gets something wrong?

It will, sometimes. That is why every action is logged, why anything going to a client waits for approval unless you choose otherwise, and why fixes are part of Keep it running.

Are you locked in?

No. It runs in your accounts and you own the code, prompts and logs. Neither the call nor the session commits you to a build, and Keep it running has no minimum term.

What's on your wall?

You don't need a plan to book. Bring whatever keeps piling up, and I help you pick where to start.

Not ready to book, or want to ask something first? Email me at and I'll answer you myself.