Start / Map the opportunity

Bring us the business, not an AI shopping list.

Start with a company-wide question, a business function, or one stubborn workflow. We will help define the smallest useful place to start.

The quick path opens a prefilled email; nothing is sent until you send it. The detailed brief shows a submission reference after Aumenza accepts it.

Detailed brief

Show us where the work gets stuck.

Use the structured brief when you already know the workflow, friction, and desired result. No AI specification required.

Your answers are saved in this browser tab as you work. Nothing is sent to Aumenza until you choose “Send opportunity brief.” Do not include sensitive or production data.

After acceptance, the page shows a reference and Aumenza reviews the brief for fit before replying by work email.

  1. Clarify fit.If a conversation is the right next step, it tests whether the workflow is material, well-scoped, and owned.
  2. Write the next scope.If there is a fit, the keep / buy / integrate / build decision, price, timing, required access, acceptance thresholds, accountable delivery lead, and responsibilities are stated before work begins.
  3. Earn authority.Historical replay and human control come before any consequential production permission.

Detailed brief / AUM–01

A practical opportunity brief.

3 parts · about 5 minutes
No AI expertise required

The opportunity.

Describe the work in business terms. You do not need to choose a model, product, or technical architecture.

Where should we begin?
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Prefer email, or the form is unavailable? Write directly to hello@aumenza.ai. Do not include sensitive data.

Good first-workflow signals

  • High frequency or meaningful value per event
  • Work crosses documents, messages, or systems
  • Exceptions consume expert attention
  • Success and failure can be measured
  • An owner can change the process