Intake

Scope of works — brief your AI project

Share goals, systems and constraints before we quote. A clear brief is how Aideveloper scopes a practical AI build or automation plan — not a generic proposal.

Why a written brief

This page is the intake — not a ranking essay. A short, specific brief saves a round of guesswork and keeps the first conversation useful.

01

Align before the call

We see the problem, the people involved and what success looks like before a workshop is booked.

02

Name the systems early

CRMs, documents, data and constraints surface now, so the first recommendation fits how you already work.

03

Pick the right first stage

Some briefs need a build. Others need an AI business audit or a thinner prototype. The form helps us say which.

Scope of works form

The more concrete the brief, the clearer our first reply. Incomplete is fine — say what you do not know yet.

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What to include

  • The outcome you want, and how you will know it worked
  • Who will use it day to day
  • Systems, data and tools already in play
  • Constraints: timeline, compliance, budget band if you have one
  • What you have already tried

Rather talk it through? Contact Aideveloper →

What you get back

The form is the start of scoping, not the whole engagement. Here is what comes back from Aideveloper.

A brief we can scope against

We review what you sent and turn it into a shared picture of the job, assumptions and open questions.

A recommended first stage

That might be a build, a thinner prototype, or an AI business audit if the opportunity still needs ranking.

A clear next conversation

You get a reply with the sensible next step — usually a call — instead of a recycled capability deck.

Prefer to talk it through?

Send the scope form when you can. If a conversation is easier, contact the team and we will point you to the right first step.

Scope Of Works - Development project

Our AI Development Process

  1. Scope of Works Form – We start with our  Scope of Works form, allowing clients to share preliminary project details. Completing this form helps us gain insight into your specific needs, goals, and any unique requirements, setting a solid foundation for the initial consultation.

  2. Consultation & Project Planning – After reviewing the Scope of Works form (if provided), we arrange a one-on-one consultation to discuss your vision, define key objectives, and identify challenges. In this phase, we refine the project requirements and outline the technical scope, ensuring we have a shared understanding of the project’s direction and expected outcomes. We may also explore relevant AI methods, tools, and frameworks that align with your goals.

  3. Proposal & Agreement – With a clear understanding of your needs, we develop a detailed proposal outlining the project roadmap, estimated timelines, budget, and scope. This ensures transparency and sets realistic expectations from the outset. Once the proposal is finalised and approved, we establish a formal agreement and begin the development phase.

  4. Development & Testing – Our team of AI developers, data scientists, and engineers then design and build your solution. We use an iterative approach, regularly reviewing progress and aligning with your feedback. Throughout this phase, we conduct rigorous testing and validation to ensure accuracy, reliability, and alignment with the project’s goals. This often involves data collection, model training, and fine-tuning to create a strong, functional solution.

  5. Delivery, Training & Ongoing Support – Once development and testing are complete, we deliver the final solution and provide any necessary training to help your team make the most of the AI. We offer onboarding support, user guides, and technical documentation to ensure smooth integration into your workflow. Our support doesn’t end at delivery—we offer ongoing maintenance and support options to address any evolving needs, updates, or optimisations.