What does Productcraft deliver?+
A defined piece of recurring business work, such as a checked client handoff pack, a proposal ready for commercial approval, or a reconciled weekly report. Your service agreement sets the deliverable, completion standard, and responsibilities.
What makes the service AI-native?+
AI and software are built into how the work gets done. They gather context and prepare outputs, while business rules and human judgment support quality, exceptions, and reserved decisions. Productcraft owns delivery within the agreed scope.
How do we start?+
Describe one recurring job, its frequency, and who handles it today. We assess the inputs and completion standard, then propose a focused pilot with agreed deliverables, fees, and timing.
What do we still need to do?+
Provide the agreed inputs and a person who can make reserved business decisions. We specify your review responsibilities before starting. Productcraft handles preparation, agreed checks, and corrections within scope.
What happens if work needs correcting?+
Work that misses the agreed standard follows the correction process in your proposal. We make missing inputs and exceptions visible, assign an owner, and recheck corrected outputs. Scope changes are discussed separately.
How often will we receive work?+
Delivery follows the schedule agreed for your workload, such as per new client or per reporting period. Turnaround, volume limits, and what happens when inputs are late are specified before work begins.
How is the service priced?+
Setup and pilot fees are quoted separately from ongoing delivery. Recurring pricing reflects the defined workload, volume, quality checks, and human review required. Per-result pricing can be agreed where acceptance is measurable.
Can we use our existing tools?+
We assess your CRM, documents, spreadsheets, and other systems during scoping. Depending on available access, the service can use approved integrations, exports, or a documented handoff.