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Book a free 15-minute AI Workflow Fit Call to check fit for an Opportunity Review, or send a message for general questions.
What to send, and what happens next
Use the Fit Call when you want a short check before committing to a review. It is a 15-minute conversation on Topmate with Aishwarya Shiva Pareek. Bring one workflow, not a slide deck of possible AI products. The useful details are who does the work today, which systems hold the data, how often the work happens, and what goes wrong when it is late or inaccurate. The call is there to decide whether an Opportunity Review is the right next step.
Use the contact form for a question that is not a booking. Include your name, work email, company, and the workflow you have in mind. Messages from this site are delivered to the APPSOLN® inbox. Do not send passwords, customer lists, or confidential documents through the form. If an engagement needs sample records later, the review will agree how those records are handled before anyone collects them.
Use the Opportunity Review application when you already know the workflow and want a documented decision. The application asks about company size, industry, the tools involved, and how urgent the problem is. That information is used to qualify the engagement, not to train a model and not to start implementation automatically. The deliverable, if you proceed, is a current-state map, a baseline, a ranked recommendation, and a 90-day path for one workflow.
If you are comparing this practice with a software build, read the services and process pages first. APPSOLN® will not treat a tool purchase as the project. The project is the operating change: the owner, the review point, the system of record, and the measure you will use afterward. A message that names those four things gets a more useful reply than a request for a generic AI strategy.
You do not need a prepared business case to write. You do need a real workflow. Say what the team does today, how often, and which system they update when the work is finished. If you are unsure whether the problem is worth a review, book the Fit Call and describe that workflow in plain language. If you already know it is worth a structured decision, use the application and expect questions about evidence, access, and who can approve the priority.