A.I.R stands for AI Readiness. Built for distributors and manufacturers. Six pillars. ERP-aware scoring. An action plan your leadership team can actually act on. No vendor pitch. Most clients start here, then move into an advisory when the findings tell them what to work on.
Is your data clean, centralized, and accessible?
Can your current stack support AI?
Where are the manual bottlenecks eating time and margin?
Is your team ready, and is leadership bought in?
Do you have policies in place, or is AI running unsanctioned?
Does AI connect to where the business is actually going?
A.I.R stands for AI Readiness. The Diagnostic is free. From there, the Snapshot or the full Report. You decide the next step.
Walk away with a clear picture of where to start.
Talk about the Diagnostic →Starts with the Diagnostic, then a focused discovery session turns your scores into a clear picture. Identifies your best AI opportunities so you can make an informed decision.
Talk about a Snapshot →The full readiness report. ERP-aware, vendor-aware, implementation-grade. The deliverable owners take to their leadership team and act on.
Talk about the Report →Pricing subject to change. Final scope and fee are set during proposal.
A great ERP installed on top of a broken process just makes the broken parts faster. The A.I.R Framework looks at your process first, then scores how well your systems actually support it. AI comes last, where it improves what already works instead of hiding what doesn't.
That's why the recommendations actually fit your business instead of describing some generic distributor that doesn't exist.
Yes. The Diagnostic is built into every Snapshot and Report as pre-work. It takes 15 minutes, it's free, and it gives us a scored baseline before the discovery call so we spend that hour on what matters most.
We start at the application layer with sanctioned, market-ready tools because that's where most distributors and manufacturers get the fastest return. If a custom build is the right answer for your business, we'll scope it with you and bring in the right development partners to execute it.
The Report hands you an executable 12-month plan. From there, most owners move into an advisory. The findings set the agenda. You choose the depth of involvement. The Report stands on its own, and the work it surfaces is almost always bigger than what one internal team can run in parallel with the day job.
See Advisory Tiers →