Three use cases to production.
One sprint.

Who it is for.

Organisations with a mandate to do something with AI and a compliance function that has so far said no to everything.

Health plans and TPAs

Medicare Advantage, Marketplace and Medicaid plans and the administrators behind self-funded employers, where prior authorisation, claims, member services and appeals are the use cases and CMS is in the room.

Provider systems and health-tech

Health systems, physician enterprises and the software companies that serve them, where patient access, documentation and revenue cycle are the work and a Business Associate Agreement governs it.

Regulated enterprises

Financial services, insurance, government contractors and others whose first question about any AI system is who approved the action and where the record is.

Leadership without an AI leader

Organisations that need the mandate, the operating model and the first delivery set by someone who has run regulated operations, before they hire for the role.

What we deliver.

On day fifteen you hold a map, three scoped use cases, a plan your compliance officer can sign, and a working proof.

Current-state map

The workflows, systems, data and decision points that matter, drawn from interviews and read access rather than a questionnaire, including where AI is already being used unofficially.

Three governed use cases

Each scoped to production: the decision it touches, the data it needs, who approves what, what the record of each action looks like, and what it costs per accepted outcome. Ranked.

Delivery plan with controls

A ninety-day plan for the first use case: architecture inside your boundary, the human authorisation points, evidence per action, the audit trail and the rollback. Written for the compliance officer's signature.

One working proof

The first use case running against your real systems in a non-production environment, with the evidence trail turned on, demonstrated to the sponsor and the compliance lead together.

Team readiness

A skills map of the people who will own the work and the ALTITUDE learning path recommended for each, on training.lockedinlabs.ai.

After the sprint

Forward-deployed engineers who carry the first use case through production and start the second; a Fractional Head of AI who sets the mandate and runs the governance forum; or ALTITUDE cohorts for your engineers and operators. Each sold separately, none required.

Price.

Fixed fees, set in writing before work starts. The sprint fee is credited to the first month of any retainer signed within sixty days.

Scopes beyond three stakeholder groups are quoted separately. Nothing larger is sold as a sprint.

What you receive in writing.

Written for the sponsor, the compliance officer and the board, in that order.

• The current-state map, with the systems, data flows and decision points named.
• Three use-case briefs: decision, data, approvals, record per action, cost per accepted outcome, ranking.
• The ninety-day delivery plan with the controls, the authorisation points and the rollback written in.
• The working proof: the running system, its evidence trail, and the demonstration record.
• The team skills map and the recommended ALTITUDE path for each role.
• The executive readout: one page for the sponsor and the hour with the leadership team.
• A written quote for whichever next step you choose, if any.