# Bohaus Full public reference. The short map is https://bohaus.com/llms.txt. > A 6-week sprint that finds where AI saves a business time and money, builds the first system, and trains the team. Fixed price. Most AI sprints end with a deck. The Bohaus Sprint ends with a working system. Bohaus is for owner-led small and mid-market businesses and private equity portfolio companies. Official site: https://bohaus.com/ ## Entity - Name: Bohaus - Category: AI strategy and implementation for SMBs - Contact: https://bohaus.com/contact ## The offer Day rate: $2,000. The Bohaus Sprint is 16 working days across 6 weeks. Products: - Start with Discover: $8,000, one time. The first phase on its own. Credited in full if you continue to the Sprint. If Discover does not surface opportunities worth at least the Sprint fee, you can stop there. - Bohaus Sprint: $32,000, one time. One workflow, live in 6 weeks. - Sprint Pro: $64,000, one time. Two systems and an AI visibility audit. - Bohaus Ongoing: $32,000 per cycle. A new system each cycle from the roadmap. Deliverables: - AI Readiness Scorecard - Workflow Map - Tool and Data Inventory - Opportunity Matrix - Tool Recommendations - Build Plan - One Live System - Operating Playbook - Test Results - Team Training Session - KPI Dashboard - 30/60/90 Roadmap 1. Discover, days 1 to 8. We learn how the business runs and where the hours go. 2. Diagnose, days 9 to 15. We rank every opportunity by hours and dollars saved. 3. Build, days 16 to 35. We build the top-ranked system inside the tools you already use. 4. Hand over, days 36 to 42. We train the team, present results, and set the next 90 days. ## Core pages - [Home](https://bohaus.com/) - [The Sprint](https://bohaus.com/sprint) - [Pricing](https://bohaus.com/pricing) - [About](https://bohaus.com/about) - [Services](https://bohaus.com/services) - [How We Work](https://bohaus.com/how-we-work) - [Case Studies](https://bohaus.com/case-studies) - [Trades and Home Services](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/trades-home-services) - [Industrial, Equipment and Distribution](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/industrial-equipment-distribution) - [Healthcare](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/healthcare) - [Retail, Food and Local Shops](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/retail-local-shops) - [Property, Leisure and Community](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/property-leisure-community) - [Other industries](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/industry/other-industries) - [Start With a Digital Stack Audit, Not Another AI Tool](https://bohaus.com/insights/start-with-a-digital-stack-audit) - [Team](https://bohaus.com/team) - [Insights](https://bohaus.com/resources) - [FAQ](https://bohaus.com/faq) - [Contact](https://bohaus.com/contact) - [Privacy](https://bohaus.com/privacy) - [Terms](https://bohaus.com/terms) - [llms.txt](https://bohaus.com/llms.txt) ## Case studies - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Martial Arts School](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-martial-arts-school): How a martial arts school ties Google, website and referral leads into one member record, then automates trial follow-up, belt progress, dues and reactivation. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Plumbing Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-plumbing-company): A burst pipe at night goes to whoever answers first. How a plumbing shop drops scattered AI tools and builds one system that books every emergency call. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Electrical Contractor](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-electrical-contractor): Estimates that sit in drafts lose the job. How an electrical contractor audits its software stack and turns slow quotes into a fast, repeatable system. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An HVAC Contractor](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-hvac-contractor): Maintenance agreements fill the slow months, if someone schedules them. How an HVAC contractor maps the workflow first and automates tune-up scheduling. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Pool Service and Construction Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-pool-company): Route techs finish the stop, but the customer never hears what was done. How a pool company decides what to build itself and when outside help pays off. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Roofing Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-roofing-company): After a storm, leads pour in and slip between the inspection app, the CRM and the inbox. How a roofing company redraws its stack so every lead gets inspected. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Home Health Agency](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-home-health-agency): Caregivers finish the visit, then the notes and EVV gaps pile up in the office. How an in-home care agency picks the first automation that actually pays off. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Dry Cleaner](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-dry-cleaner): Pickup and delivery should grow a dry cleaner. Run from a notebook, it just adds stress. How a fixed-scope sprint builds routing and customer alerts that work. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Small Landscape Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-landscape-company): The crews finished the work weeks ago. The invoices still haven't gone out. How a small landscape company fixes collections and keeps the system healthy. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Pest Control Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-pest-control): Every AI vendor promises more recurring customers. Six plain questions a pest control owner can ask before buying, and what a sprint builds instead. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Garage Door Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-garage-door-company): The tech is in the driveway and the spring isn't on the truck. How a garage door company cleans just enough data to quote on site and stock trucks right. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Small Regional Distributor](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-small-distributor): Orders arrive by email, text and photo, and someone retypes every line. How a one-warehouse distributor automates order entry and trains the team to keep it. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Auto Repair and Body Shop](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-auto-repair-shop): Every inspection turns up work the customer declines today. How an auto repair shop follows up on it, and sets a baseline first so it knows the system pays. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Independent Pharmacy](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-independent-pharmacy): Techs spend the day on refill calls instead of the counter. How an independent pharmacy automates refill and pickup messages inside the system it already uses. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Small Museum](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-small-museum): Members, donors and event guests sit in separate spreadsheets, so renewals slip. How a small museum builds one contact record and automated follow-up. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Pawn Shop](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-pawn-shop): Every item is one of a kind, so inventory is a guess and listings lag. How a pawn shop uses AI to turn intake photos into clean records and faster listings. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Fishing Charter](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-fishing-charter): Empty seats and unsold half-days cost a charter every week. How a fishing charter fills more trips and uses booking data to test a second boat before buying. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Funeral Home](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-funeral-home): Families repeat the same details to several people while paperwork piles up at one director. How a funeral home builds one intake that fills the forms. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Veterinary Clinic](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-veterinary-clinic): Vaccine and dental reminders go out late while the front desk drowns in calls. How a vet clinic skips new AI tools and fixes reminders and online booking. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Moving Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-moving-company): Leads go cold waiting for an in-home estimate. How a moving company uses video walkthroughs and AI-drafted inventories to quote faster, estimator in charge. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Bakery and Catering Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-bakery-catering): Custom cake and catering orders arrive by DM, phone and email, and some get lost. How a bakery brings in outside help to build one intake with deposits. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Medical Billing Office](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-medical-billing-office): Claim denials pile up and get worked in no particular order. How a medical billing office ranks its denial queue by dollars and deadline, and tracks results. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Marina](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-marina): Launch requests, service tickets and slip waitlists run through calls and a whiteboard. How a marina builds self-serve requests its own team can run. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Farm Supply Store](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-farm-supply-store): Reorders made from memory leave shelves empty when the season hits. How a hardware and farm supply store builds reorder suggestions from its own POS data. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Self-Storage Operator](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-self-storage): Late rent, lien deadlines and unanswered rental inquiries are tracked by hand. How a self-storage operator automates reminders and keeps legal steps human. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Pump Station Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-pump-station-company): Design requests go quiet and installed stations leave without a service contract. How a pump station company tracks each station from first request to service. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Shoe Repair Shop](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-shoe-repair-shop): A cobbler wants to take repairs by mail without losing walk-ins. How a shoe repair shop uses AI photo quotes, status texts and care reminders to keep customers. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Equipment Rental Dealer](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-equipment-rental-dealer): Quotes go cold, the shop works in arrival order and tired machines stay too long. How an equipment rental dealer automates service priority and fleet planning. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Independent Real Estate Brokerage](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-real-estate-brokerage): Leads wait for replies, clients chase deal updates and past clients drift away. How an independent brokerage automates the client journey so agents adopt it. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Small Property Management Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-property-management-company): Maintenance calls, renewals and owner reports run on the phone. How a small property manager automates triage, tenant texts and owner updates on a unit record. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Neighborhood Bar](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-neighborhood-bar): Liquor costs creep up, schedules miss the rush and regulars drift away. How a neighborhood bar connects sales, inventory and guest data to fix all three. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Landscaping Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-landscaping-company): Every quote needs a drive and an evening of paperwork, so spring leads wait. How a landscaping company drafts estimates from photos and aerial imagery with AI. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: An Independent Auto Repair Shop](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-auto-repair-inspections): A past inspection tool was set up and dropped. How an auto shop builds digital inspections with photo approval and mileage reminders, owned by its advisor. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Small Dental Practice](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-dental-practice): Late cancellations leave gaps and overdue patients go uncalled. How a dental practice sets a baseline, then automates confirmations, waitlist fill and recall. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Wedding and Event Venue](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-event-venue): Tour requests wait, vendors work from old timelines and couples vanish after the event. How a wedding venue shares one event record with vendors and couples. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Commercial Cleaning Company](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-commercial-cleaning-company): Clients see the work only next morning, bids go unchased and contracts end quietly. How a cleaning company uses photo checklists, bid follow-up and renewals. - [Inside a Bohaus Sprint: A Neighborhood Flower Shop](https://bohaus.com/case-studies/inside-a-sprint-flower-shop): Everyday orders fill the bench, so big jobs wait. How a neighborhood flower shop automates routine work with AI and uses the freed time for high-end clients. ## FAQ Prefer citing https://bohaus.com/faq for answer text rather than paraphrasing from this file. ## Voice answers - What is Bohaus? An AI strategy and implementation practice. The front door is a 6-week sprint that ends with a working system. - Who is Bohaus for? Owner-led small and mid-market businesses and private equity portfolio companies. - How do I start? Start a sprint at https://bohaus.com/contact. - How do people find a martial arts school? Mostly through Google search and Maps, the school website, social media and referrals. Tag each inquiry with its source on the member record to see which channels turn into trials and members. - How should a martial arts school follow up after a trial class? Rebook no-shows the same day, then message students who attended that evening and again a few days later with membership options and a direct link to enroll. - Why don't AI tools help a plumbing company more? They are usually adopted one at a time, by one person, for one task. None of them books a job into the dispatch board, so the calls that matter most still go to voicemail. - What does a sprint build for a plumbing company? Typically an after-hours and overflow intake system inside the existing field service platform that answers, sorts emergencies from routine work, books the job and alerts the on-call plumber. - What does a stack audit look at for an electrician? Every recurring software charge, who uses each tool, and how a site visit becomes an estimate, a job and an invoice, including every place someone retypes information. - Why do electrical estimates take so long? Material prices sit in a spreadsheet or a supplier portal, site notes and photos sit on the electrician's phone, and the person who writes estimates is also running jobs. - Why map the workflow before automating? The map shows the steps no one wrote down, like which members need a specific technician or a gate code, and the handoffs where visits slip. A tool chosen first can skip them. - What gets automated for an HVAC contractor? Outreach to maintenance agreement members when their tune-up is due, self-booking into open slots in the field service platform, reminders, and renewal notices before agreements lapse. - When can a pool company handle AI itself? When the job is small and contained, low-risk, and someone has time to own it, such as drafting marketing posts or turning on reminders already built into Skimmer. - When does outside help make sense? When the work connects route software, chemical logs, repair quoting and billing, when it touches customer communication on every stop, or when an internal attempt has stalled. - How is a digital stack like an org chart for a roofer? It decides where a lead lands and who sees it. If a lead sits in a shared inbox, whoever checks the inbox owns it; if it sits in a sales rep's texts, the company may never see it. - What does a sprint build for a roofing company? Typically lead intake and inspection scheduling inside the existing roofing CRM, so every lead from the website, phone, canvassing or referrals gets an owner, an inspection slot and follow-up. - How does a home care agency choose what to automate first? Gather candidates from the coordinators and billing staff, score each on how often it happens, how much time it takes, what it costs when it goes wrong and how rules-based it is, then rank by hours and dollars. - What is often first for an in-home care agency? Visit documentation and EVV exceptions: checking each visit for missing clock-ins, tasks or notes in WellSky or AxisCare and prompting the caregiver to fix it the same day. - Why do open-ended projects drift for small businesses? Without a deadline, discovery keeps expanding; without a defined deliverable, the goal moves; and without a fixed fee there is little pressure on anyone to finish. - What does a sprint build for a dry cleaner? Typically pickup and delivery scheduling inside the existing point-of-sale system, such as SPOT or Cents, with route sheets for drivers and text alerts so customers know when to leave garments out. - Why do landscape companies wait so long to get paid? Completed visits and extra work are recorded on paper or in texts, invoices are built by hand at month end, and nobody follows up on late payers until the owner notices. - What does a sprint build for a small landscape company? Typically invoicing and collections inside Jobber and QuickBooks: completed visits and approved extras become invoices automatically, payment links go out, and reminders follow on a schedule. - What should a pest control company ask before buying an AI tool? What specific job it will do, whether it connects to the routing software, what data it needs, where customer data goes, who will own it, and how success will be measured. - What does a sprint build for a pest control company? Often a retention flow inside GorillaDesk or a similar platform that follows up after every service, routes complaints to a re-service, asks happy customers for a review and flags accounts at risk of cancelling. - Does a garage door company need clean data before using AI? No. Clean the information the first system depends on, usually the parts list, the price book and truck stock, and build the system to flag problems rather than guess. - What does a sprint build for a garage door company? Typically on-site quoting and truck restocking inside Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan: the tech builds good, better and best options from a clean price book, and parts used are deducted from truck stock to drive restock lists. - Why do new systems go unused at small distributors? Training is squeezed into one meeting, it covers features instead of daily tasks, and when people get stuck the old way of typing orders is right there. - What does a sprint build for a small distributor? Typically order entry automation that reads orders from email, PDFs and photos, matches each line to the item list using the customer's history, and creates draft orders in QuickBooks or the inventory system for review. - How does an auto shop know if an AI system is working? Record a baseline before launch, track two or three measures across time, quality and outcomes, such as declined work followed up and later approved, and compare them at an agreed review date. - What does a sprint build for an auto repair shop? Typically declined-work follow-up inside Tekmetric or a similar shop management system: recommendations from digital vehicle inspections that the customer declines are scheduled for reminders with photos and a link to book. - What should an independent pharmacy automate first? Usually refill reminders and ready-for-pickup messages. They happen every day, take hours of technician time on the phone, and follow simple rules: a fill is ready or it is not. - Does the pharmacy need new software? Usually not. PioneerRx, PrimeRx and similar dispensing systems include or integrate with refill reminders, pickup texts and med-sync tools that only need to be configured. - Why do museum memberships lapse? Often because no one is reminded in time. Members, donors and event guests sit in separate spreadsheets, and renewals depend on someone remembering to run a filter. - What does a sprint build for a small museum? One contact record per person in the museum's CRM, such as Bloomerang, Altru or Little Green Light, plus automated renewal, win-back and event follow-up. - How do you track inventory without SKUs? Build a structured record for every item at intake: category, brand, model, serial number, condition on a defined scale and accessories, saved in the pawn software such as Bravo or PawnMaster. - How does AI help a pawn shop? Staff take a few photos and a short note at the counter. AI drafts the structured record and pulls comparable sales; the counter person checks and corrects it before saving. - How can a fishing charter fill more seats? Sell shared trips by the seat with a minimum to confirm, offer small parties a shared seat on slow days, and open a waitlist when dates sell out, using a platform such as FareHarbor. - How should a charter handle weather cancellations? Send customers a link to choose a new date as soon as the trip is called, so most rebooking happens without a phone call and fewer trips become refunds. - What can a funeral home automate? Paperwork, not care. One family intake can pre-fill arrangement forms and the vital statistics worksheet, draft an obituary and prepare vendor orders for staff to review. - Does the family have to use a form? No. Families can fill it in at home at their own pace, complete it with a staff member by phone, or cover everything at the arrangement conference. - Does a vet clinic need an AI receptionist? Usually not first. Most practice software already holds every due date and includes a reminder engine that only needs to be configured for text, email and booking links. - What does a sprint build for a veterinary clinic? Vaccine, wellness and dental reminders with a link to book, two-way texting into one shared inbox, and online booking for routine appointment types. - How can a moving company quote faster? Send each lead a link to record a short video walkthrough or upload photos. AI drafts an inventory with estimated volume and special items, and the estimator builds the quote from it. - Does AI set the price? No. The estimator reviews and corrects the inventory and applies the company's own pricing rules in the moving software, such as SmartMoving or Supermove. - How should a bakery handle custom orders from social media? Send every request, from any channel, to one order form with date, servings, design notes and allergies, and require a deposit to confirm. - How does a bakery stop double-booking? Capacity rules close dates the kitchen has already filled, and confirmed orders flow to a production calendar the kitchen lead sees by day. - How should a billing office prioritize denials? Rank them by dollars at stake and days left before the appeal or timely filing deadline, and group them by reason code so repeated problems are fixed together. - Does AI decide how claims are coded or appealed? No. AI groups denials, suggests a likely fix and drafts appeal letters. Coders and billers decide what is correct, what is appealed and what is written off. - What should a marina automate first? Often launch and haul-out requests and service status updates. Boat owners request a time window from their phone, and get a text when a ticket changes status. - How does a marina avoid depending on a consultant? Name the dockmaster and service manager as system owners in the first week, have them work alongside the build, and leave a playbook they can change without outside help. - How can a hardware store avoid seasonal stockouts? Use point-of-sale history from the same weeks in prior years, plus trend, lead time and stock on hand, to suggest orders early enough to land before the rush. - Why clean the item file first? Duplicate items, missing vendor numbers and miscellaneous sales make the history unreliable. AI helps find matches, and staff confirm each one before it is saved. - What should a self-storage operator automate first? Often a payment reminder ladder with lien-notice tracking, plus fast replies to rental inquiries, all inside the management software such as SiteLink or storEDGE. - Does the system send lien notices automatically? No. It creates a task with the notice drafted from the operator's approved template, the required delivery method and the deadline. A site manager reviews, sends and records it. - How can a pump station company grow service contract revenue? Map every installed station by contract status, flag stations coming off warranty or without a contract, and send each owner a maintenance offer matched to the station's equipment and age, with automatic renewal reminders for contracts in force. - How is AI used in pump station design requests? Each design request creates a CRM record automatically. AI reads the submitted specs, such as flows, elevations and pipe sizes, and drafts a first layout outline and quote checklist for the engineering lead to review. - Can a shoe repair shop quote repairs from photos? For most common repairs, yes. AI classifies the item and likely repair from customer photos and drafts a price range. The cobbler approves or adjusts it, and items that need a closer look are flagged for custom evaluation. - How does mail-in shoe repair work? The customer fills out an online form with photos, receives an approved price and a prepaid mailer, and gets an automatic text at each stage: received, assessed, in repair, quality check and shipped. - How should an equipment rental company prioritize repairs? By how much rental revenue each unit loses while it is down, not by arrival order. A popular unit that would rent out tomorrow goes ahead of one that will sit for a month. - Can AI estimate equipment repair costs? It can draft an estimate at check-in from the unit's hours, service history and inspection notes. The service manager confirms it before work is scheduled. - How fast should a real estate brokerage reply to leads? Within minutes, from any source, day or night. The reply goes out in the agent's voice with a few qualifying questions, and hot leads alert the agent by text. - How can AI help real estate agents? It drafts listing descriptions from the agent's notes and photos, writes showing follow-ups and feedback summaries, and prepares past-client check-ins. The agent edits and approves everything sent in their name. - What should a property management company automate first? Usually maintenance triage: collecting requests with photos, sorting by trade and urgency, routing to approved vendors and texting tenants status updates. - Does AI decide which maintenance requests are emergencies? It suggests a priority, but emergencies page a person immediately, and the coordinator approves anything above the owner's spending limit. - How does a bar track pour loss? Enter weekly inventory counts and compare them with what the point-of-sale system says was sold. The gap by product, shift and week shows where variance happens, and AI summarizes likely causes. - How should a bar schedule staff? From a demand forecast built on sales by hour, reservations, booked events and local event dates. The manager makes the final call on the schedule. - Can landscaping estimates be done from photos? For most residential maintenance and cleanup work, yes. AI measures lawn and bed areas from aerial imagery, reads customer photos and drafts an estimate. Larger hardscape and design jobs still get a site visit. - What goes in a landscaping property record? Measurements, photos, services sold, plant list, irrigation zones, gate codes and crew notes, available to crews on their phones at the property. - Why do digital inspection tools get abandoned? Usually because they were set up quickly by a vendor, no one inside the shop owned them, and the templates did not fit how the techs work. - How do digital vehicle inspections increase approvals? Customers see photos and videos of worn or failing parts, with a plain-language summary and priced items, and approve or decline each one from their phone. - How can a dental practice reduce no-shows? Send a confirmation request a few days ahead and a reminder the day before, let patients reply to confirm or reschedule, and give the front desk a call task for anyone who does not confirm. - How do you fill last-minute cancellations? Offer the open slot automatically to patients on a short-notice waitlist, first reply wins, with the front desk approving the change. - How fast should a wedding venue answer tour requests? Immediately, with availability, a pricing guide and a self-booking link for tours, followed by a short personal sequence for couples who toured but have not booked. - How does a venue coordinate outside vendors? Give every booked vendor a view of the event's timeline, floor plan, load-in times, contacts and rules, notify them of changes and track insurance certificates and confirmations automatically. - How do cleaning companies prove work was done? With a digital checklist per site on the crew's phones, photos of set points such as restrooms and break rooms, and alerts to supervisors for missed items during the shift. - How should a cleaning company follow up on bids? Draft the scope and proposal from the walkthrough with AI, send it after owner review, then run a follow-up sequence and track every open bid by age. - How can a flower shop take on more weddings and events? By taking routine work off the owner and designers first. When order intake, status texts, buying, reminders and billing are automated, the freed time goes to proposals and high-end clients. - What routine work can AI handle in a flower shop? It reads web and emailed orders into tickets, drafts proposals with mood boards from past work, and flags unclear orders. Automation sends delivery texts and photos, reorder reminders and invoices. This file is a concise public map for people and machines. It does not guarantee inclusion or citation by any search engine or AI system. ## Services - [AI Readiness Assessment](https://bohaus.com/services/ai-readiness-assessment): Discover phase. Included in the Bohaus Sprint ($32,000). - [Workflow Automation Strategy](https://bohaus.com/services/workflow-automation-strategy): Diagnose and Build. Included in the Bohaus Sprint ($32,000). - [AI Tool Selection and Integration](https://bohaus.com/services/ai-tool-selection): Diagnose phase. Included in the Bohaus Sprint and Sprint Pro. - [Implementation Strategy and Execution](https://bohaus.com/services/implementation-strategy): Build phase. Included in the Bohaus Sprint ($32,000). A second system is Sprint Pro ($64,000). - [Operational Integration and Support](https://bohaus.com/services/operational-integration): Bohaus Ongoing, after the sprint. ## Principal Christopher Vandaele, Principal. Operator background. Profile: https://bohaus.com/about#principal ## Contact The public contact path is the form at https://bohaus.com/contact. Bohaus sends a free snapshot of how AI assistants describe the business, then follows up. ## FAQ answers These match the questions and answers on https://bohaus.com/faq. ### What do you need from us during the sprint? Bohaus needs time from the people who do the work: a few conversations with leadership and the staff closest to the workflow, access to the tools and data that workflow uses, and someone who can make decisions in a day or two. Bohaus does the build. ### What happens after the sprint ends? After a Bohaus Sprint you keep the live system, the operating playbook, and the 30/60/90 roadmap. Nothing else is required. If you want a new system each cycle, Bohaus Ongoing picks up from that roadmap. ### What if the right system takes longer than 6 weeks to build? Bohaus chooses the first system so it can go live inside the 6 weeks. If the biggest opportunity is larger than that, Bohaus ships the first working slice in the sprint and puts the rest on the roadmap. Two systems in the same sprint is Sprint Pro. ### Can we start with only the assessment? Yes. Bohaus Discover is the first phase on its own: interviews, a workflow map, a tool and data audit, and an AI Readiness Scorecard with ranked opportunities, for $8,000. If you continue to the full Sprint, the $8,000 is credited in full. If Discover does not surface opportunities worth at least the Sprint fee, you can stop there, and Discover is the only fee you pay. ### Do I need to be tech-savvy to work with Bohaus? No. Bohaus handles the technology. You provide business context and sign-off. Bohaus translates between business needs and technical solutions. ### How is Bohaus different from hiring an AI consultant or vendor? Bohaus is not a tool vendor and not an open-ended consultant. Consultants often sell what they have. Vendors optimize for their tool. Bohaus optimizes for your business outcomes and recommends the approach that fits, regardless of tool. ### What's the typical cost of an AI implementation? Bohaus publishes fixed prices: the Bohaus Sprint is $32,000, one time. Sprint Pro is $64,000, one time. Bohaus Ongoing is $32,000 per cycle. The day rate is $2,000. No retainer is required to start. ### How long does it take to see ROI? Bohaus clients usually see measurable results within 3 to 6 months. Quick wins appear in weeks, while deeper changes take longer and compound. ### What if the AI tool doesn't work for our business? Bohaus assesses feasibility first. If automation or AI will not solve the problem, Bohaus says so. Bohaus does not force a solution that will not work. ### Do you handle ongoing support after launch? The Bohaus Sprint includes training, the playbook, and the roadmap. After that, Bohaus Ongoing is $32,000 per cycle if you want another system, monitoring, and a quarterly review. No retainer is required to start. ### Can you work with our existing tech stack? Yes. Bohaus works inside the stack you already run. If you use Salesforce, HubSpot, Zapier, or internal systems, Bohaus integrates within those environments. ### How do I know if my business is ready for AI? Bohaus answers that with an AI Readiness Assessment. It looks at data quality, process maturity, team skills, and strategic alignment. Most small and mid-sized businesses have at least one high-impact opportunity. ### What if we want to implement AI ourselves after learning from you? Yes. Bohaus training is built so your team can maintain and evolve the system after the sprint. Building that knowledge in the company is part of the engagement. ### How do you ensure our data is secure? Bohaus follows standard practice for data security, encryption, access control, and compliance. Bohaus does not own or retain your data. You do. ### How do you measure success? Bohaus sets success measures during discovery, such as time saved, fewer errors, and revenue impact, and tracks them through the sprint. Success is a business outcome, not tool adoption. ### Can you work with companies in my industry? Yes. Bohaus works across industries, including healthcare, finance, e-commerce, manufacturing, and software. The process adapts. Industry context helps, and the method stays the same. ### What happens if we scale and need more support? Bohaus can grow with the engagement. Many clients start with one workflow and add more later. Bohaus Ongoing is the path when you want another system each cycle. ### How do I get started? Start with Bohaus by filling in the form at bohaus.com/contact. Bohaus sends a free snapshot of how AI assistants describe your business, then you talk.