Current workflow
Job details arrive across an email and attachment. An owner reconstructs the same quote structure, then applies pricing judgement.
One recurring workflow
Keep the Business. Modernise the Work.
Give Coral Shark one recurring job that wastes time, slows response or delays cash. Receive a specific, evidence-led instruction sheet showing the next defensible move, what stays human, what is still unknown and whether implementation is worth considering.
One workflow. No mandatory discovery call. Delivery target: next working day after enough usable workflow information is received to begin.
What happens after payment
Sample output · synthetic example
This quote-preparation sample is not a customer result and contains no invented saving. It demonstrates the structure, boundaries and level of specificity the product must meet.
Capture the required job facts once, prepare the repeatable structure consistently, and stop for a person when price, scope, risk or commitment is unusual.
Job details arrive across an email and attachment. An owner reconstructs the same quote structure, then applies pricing judgement.
Customer-stated: details arrive in two places. Inference: a minimum-facts intake may remove re-keying. Unknown: exception rate.
Non-standard price, risk, unusual scope, relationship context and consequential promises.
Do not replace the quoting platform or buy a generic AI sales tool before the exception evidence is known.
Review 20 recent quotes and record which genuinely needed owner judgement. That determines whether implementation is ready.
Designed to stand on its own
A good Brief can recommend a process change, tell you to gather one missing fact, say the workflow is already good enough, recommend doing nothing, or identify a later implementation path. It is useful only if the conclusion survives without a sales call.
When information is insufficient
Coral Shark can ask up to three targeted asynchronous questions at a time when core context is missing. Workload numbers are optional; missing values remain unknown. If evidence supports only an evidence plan, that plan can still be the useful answer.
Quality and refund principle
If the Brief does not meet the promised quality, Coral Shark repairs the work first. If it still cannot produce a specific, supported recommendation, the full amount actually paid is routed to a provider-verified refund.
This is the existing quality-failure principle. It is not a promise that every change will save money or that every customer preference creates a refund right.
Before you decide
No. Describe the work and the decisions. Coral Shark may recommend stopping or simplifying before any technology.
That can be a successful answer. The product is a defensible decision, not an obligation to implement.
Not for the ordinary Brief. Implementation access, test data, security and fallback are separate questions only if a later eligible Fix is considered.
A verified payment creates one private, purpose-bound intake route. The complete Brief is delivered without requiring a portal or a sales call.
How the analysis works
Your description stays customer-stated evidence. Your workload figures stay customer estimates unless separately measured.
Where numbers can be calculated exactly from supplied inputs, software does that calculation. We do not silently assume working weeks, months or days.
AI may propose workflow steps, patterns and recommendations only as labelled inference tied back to non-unknown evidence.
Generic plausible advice is not enough. If we cannot produce a specific, supported recommendation after repair, the product should be refunded rather than padded.
Implementation is a different question
If the Brief points toward implementation, the £2,500 Workflow Fix has a stricter post-Brief gate: systems, rules, exceptions, representative tests, authorised access, acceptance criteria, approver and fallback must all fit the standard scope.
Start small
Price and scope are visible before you start. No mandatory discovery call, no transformation programme and no obligation to implement afterwards.