What we do·Strategy & Transformation·Audit
Platform Audit.
A second opinion from people who’ve seen the failure modes.
Before a fundraise, after an incident, or when the rebuild pitch from your vendor smells expensive. An audit gives you an evidence-based read on the system you actually have.
2–3 wks
Typical audit duration
$40K
Fixed price, most codebases
How we approach it
Two to three weeks: codebase review, architecture walkthroughs, incident-history analysis, security posture, cost review, and interviews with the engineers who live in it.
Two to three weeks: codebase review, architecture walkthroughs, incident-history analysis, security posture, cost review, and interviews with the engineers who live in it. Delivered as a written memo you can hand to a board.
- Written by the seniors who’d have to stand behind it
- Findings ranked by risk and cost. No 200-page filler
- A fix / strangle / rebuild recommendation with numbers
- Diligence-ready: investors and acquirers accept our memos
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Will you pitch us a rebuild at the end?
Only if the evidence says so, and most of the time it doesn’t. The audit is priced to be worth doing even if you never hire us again.
Can you audit an AI system?
Yes. Eval coverage, data lineage, audit trails, and inference economics are part of the standard checklist now.
How we approach it
Two to three weeks: codebase review, architecture walkthroughs, incident-history analysis, security posture, cost review, and interviews with the engineers who live in it.
Delivered as a written memo you can hand to a board.
- Typical audit duration
- 2–3 wks
- Fixed price, most codebases
- $40K
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Will you pitch us a rebuild at the end?
Only if the evidence says so, and most of the time it doesn’t. The audit is priced to be worth doing even if you never hire us again.
Can you audit an AI system?
Yes. Eval coverage, data lineage, audit trails, and inference economics are part of the standard checklist now.
Tell us the hard part.
A 30-minute call with an engineer, not a salesperson. Honest scoping, real dates.