How buying works
Dreki does not publish one-size-fits-all agent pricing. A useful estimate depends on the workflow, source systems, permissions, exception risk, and level of ongoing operating support.
No generic package, unsupported promise, or surprise responsibility.
Engagement paths
The strategy call determines whether the next step is discovery, a build, ongoing optimization, or no engagement at all.
Engagement path
For a team that knows where friction appears but needs the operating path, ownership, and automation boundary made explicit.
Engagement path
For an approved workflow with identifiable source information, accountable owners, and a practical deployment path.
Engagement path
For a deployed workflow that needs review, instruction updates, exception analysis, and controlled operating changes.
Buying sequence
A strategy call is a fit conversation, not a promise that every workflow should become an agent.
Describe one workflow, why it matters, the current systems, and who owns the exceptions.
Dreki identifies missing source material, permission constraints, human gates, and disqualifying risks.
If the work is a fit, Dreki defines deliverables, assumptions, client responsibilities, and commercial terms.
Work begins only after scope, access, responsibilities, and approval conditions are accepted.
Estimate inputs
Dreki prices the actual responsibility and delivery work after these conditions are understood.
Shared responsibility
Dreki can design and implement the system. The client remains responsible for its policies, access decisions, domain judgment, approvals, and lawful use.
Current policy, representative workflow examples, system access decisions, exception owners, review time, and approval of the operating boundary.
Workflow mapping, agent design, implementation within the agreed scope, explicit checkpoints, deployment support, and documented handoff.
A scoped first step
Bring one process, the systems it touches, and the people who own its exceptions. If the fit is sound, Dreki will prepare a scoped next step.
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