Who it is for
When the question is no longer “can the model do this?”
The model is rarely the hardest part. The product around it is. The review is useful when:
- The model or prototype already works.
- Customers want it, and a pilot or beta is moving towards production.
- Agent functionality is being introduced.
- Enterprise customers are asking security questions about the AI.
- Engineering is running into tenancy and permission questions.
- The AI bill is becoming material.
- Product, architecture and engineering decisions are piling up unresolved.
This is not an ideation workshop. If you are still deciding whether AI belongs in your product at all, a working session is a better start.
What we assess
Nine areas, one connected view
Each area is reviewed against your product, your customers and the way your team ships, not against a generic checklist.
Product
- User outcome
- Use cases
- Boundaries
- Failure expectations
- Customer controls
SaaS architecture
- Tenancy
- Identity
- Permissions
- Data isolation
- APIs
- Admin controls
AI architecture
- Model choice
- Inference architecture
- RAG where relevant
- Agents and tools
- Memory
- Orchestration
Data
- Customer information
- Classification
- Movement
- Retention
- Model access
Evaluation
- Quality
- Regression testing
- Task-specific evaluation
- Monitoring
Security
- Least privilege
- Prompt and tool boundaries
- Secrets
- Injection risks
- Abuse controls
Operations
- Observability
- Reliability
- Fallback
- Incident response
- Dependency failure
Europe
- Processing locations
- Routing
- Residency
- Applicable sovereignty requirements
Economics
- Inference cost
- Attribution
- Quotas
- Margins
- Scale assumptions
What you receive
Four deliverables you can act on
You buy a defined outcome, not hours.
1.Production Readiness Assessment
A clear view of what is ready, what needs attention, material risks and gaps.
2.Target Architecture
The recommended production architecture and the important boundaries in it.
3.Decision Register
The critical decisions, each with recommendation, options, rationale, trade-offs and unresolved dependencies.
4.90-Day Plan
A prioritised plan: what happens now, what happens later, ownership and dependencies.
Related thinking
Move the feature from prototype to production
Tell us what you have built and what is blocking release. We will tell you plainly whether a readiness review is the right next step.
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