Onboarding takes days
New clients, companies, or programs are set up by hand across several tools.
We combine systems, documents, process knowledge, structured interviews, and approved AI work when available. You leave with an evidence map, workflow verdicts, priorities, and a bounded, priced Build plan.
Read-only until you approve a build. Nothing is paid or accessed on the first call.
The symptoms look small in isolation. Together they create delay, unreliable decisions, and risk that stays invisible until something breaks.
New clients, companies, or programs are set up by hand across several tools.
Reports show different numbers, so decisions move back to intuition and manual checks.
Reminders and handoffs stop running, with no useful signal that something changed.
Old links, broad shares, and role changes make it hard to know who can see what.
The operating knowledge sits with someone who changed roles or already left.
Two systems and a spreadsheet describe the same customer differently, with no authority.
You bring the goals, constraints, and business context. Corbel builds the evidence map, verifies the current state, and turns it into decisions.
Goals, must-keeps, users, constraints, source documents, and the first system map.
Client-created read-only credentials. We cannot change the live system.
Systems, SOPs, handoffs, interviews, reporting, and approved AI history when useful.
Completeness and cross-checking run until the evidence is internally consistent.
Evidence map, workflow verdicts, risk register, priorities, owners, and a priced Build scope.
The Review does not touch the live system. Access is scoped, evidence is minimized, raw working data is removed after the defined retention period, and credentials are revoked at the end of the engagement.
Each offer stands on its own. The Build scope and price come from the evidence in the Review, not from a generic implementation menu.
Fixed fee. Five business days from complete access.
An evidence map, workflow verdicts, risk register, current-state assessment, priority roadmap, and a bounded, priced Build plan.
Scoped from the Review. Larger and enterprise programs are scoped and quoted separately.
A staged build across the workstreams your Review identifies, with named boundaries, controlled migration, documentation, and enablement.
The offer is defined by Corbel's own commitments, not claims about how every other provider works.
The scope, access, timeline, price, and retention period are agreed before review work starts.
Findings connect to the reviewed system and are cross-checked before the walkthrough.
You receive the current-state map, risks, priorities, and priced Build plan whether or not Corbel continues.
The plan is yours to run in-house. When the evidence justifies more, the Review opens a scoped Build and, if wanted, Operate.
Start with a short intro call. Bring the system as it is today. We will confirm fit, scope, and the fixed review price before anything begins.