30 minutes. No commitment.

The call is a 30-minute working session on your real operation, not a sales pitch. You describe the task you want an agent to take over — what happens today, who does it, how often — and neu Intelligence tells you on the call whether it is a build worth doing.

There are 3 possible answers, and one of them gets said often: this is worth building, this is not worth building and here is why, or here is a smaller version that would pay for itself faster. Nothing is charged for the call, nothing is committed at the end of it, and no proposal arrives unless you ask for one. Bring the process you already hate doing — the one that eats an afternoon a week — because that is the one with the clearest arithmetic behind it.

Nothing prepared, and no deck. The most useful call starts from one concrete task described in plain language: the enquiry that gets answered 40 times a week, the report someone assembles by hand every Friday, the spreadsheet 3 people edit and none of them trust.

If numbers are to hand they help — how many times a week, how long each one takes, what it costs when it goes wrong — but nobody is expected to arrive with them. Access to systems is not needed at this stage, and neither is a budget. Calls run over Google Meet, scheduled against your timezone; neu Intelligence works with clients across Europe and the United States from Dublin. If the 30 minutes shows the build is not worth doing, that is a useful outcome and the call ends there.