What happens in those weeks
The 2–3 weeks isn't waiting — it's the build. We design the roles around your business, build each agent, configure the tools and access it needs, train it on your brand, and launch it. You're involved at the decision points and approvals, not in the plumbing. Then the team goes live and moves into the part that doesn't end: management.
Why not faster, and why not slower
Faster than a few weeks and you're getting a generic agent that hasn't been shaped to your business — which is the thing we're specifically not selling. Slower and it's usually because the roles weren't clear at the start. Come in knowing the one job you most want off your plate and the timeline tightens.
“Then managed” is the part that matters
Live isn't the finish line. A lot of AI projects die a week after launch because nobody's running them. The team is managed after it goes live — reviewed, adjusted, kept useful — so the thing you stood up in three weeks is still working in three months. That's why “then managed” is in the same sentence as “2–3 weeks.”