Capabilities

What the operating layermakes possible.

StratusBridge turns a clear operating opportunity into an operating layer across adopted AI tools, systems of record, access boundaries, governance, and human judgment—and evaluates new technology where it improves the value case.

01 / Six offers
01

Diagnostic (2–4 weeks)

Paid. AI opportunity and operations map, systems relationship map, access and policy constraints, prioritized value cases, an operating-layer blueprint, current-tool and new-technology recommendations, and one bounded working slice. Indicative fee: $25,000–$75,000.

02

Operations and systems mapping

Make the real operation visible: handoffs, sources, owners, systems of record, existing AI tools, decision points, and constraints.

03

Operating-layer design

Design the practical route between a work request and a supervised result: workflow orchestration, retrieval, integration, review, and evaluation.

04

AI implementation and integration

Make adopted AI tools work with the relevant systems, sources, and handoffs; evaluate new technology when it improves the result. The goal is a working operation, not a detached demo.

05

Controls and improvement

Access context, policy, retention, evaluation, human review, auditability, and a visible way to improve the work over time.

06

Adoption in the operation

Playbooks, practitioner feedback, enablement, and operating routines designed around the system people actually use.

02 / Start with the operation

Before a tool, understand the work.

The strongest first implementation starts with a workflow that can be named, bounded, connected to real sources, and reviewed by the people responsible for it.

A

A responsible owner

One person can decide what the workflow needs to achieve, the constraints it carries, and what good looks like.

B

A real system relationship

The work has a defined route into a system of record or controlled corpus, not an ad hoc file share.

C

A bounded handoff

The result has a useful form—an issue list, draft, table, chronology, or routed decision—and a clear next owner.

D

A person who can grade it

Practitioners compare output to real work and decide where professional review and improvement belong.

02 / Commercial ladder

Price the work
against value and risk.

Engagements start with a bounded diagnostic, a value case, and an investment range; they grow only after there is a working slice.

EngagementIndicative feeOutcome
Diagnostic$25k–$75kMap, priorities, working slice
First workflow in production$75k–$250kOne live workflow with supervision and eval
Practice or function rollout$200k–$600kMultiple workflows, knowledge layer, adoption
Annual operating partner$15k–$40k / monthNew agents, updates, evaluation, enablement
Private-model optionSeparate SOWOnly after production workflows exist

Fees are indicative. Security review and scope change the number. We price against the value opportunity, cycle time, and risk—not against a seat license.

Start with the AI opportunity you have.

Start a diagnostic