We start with the leaks, then implement what matters.
Zunero starts with a free 30-minute consult and, where useful, a focused LeakMap audit for your AEC workflow. From there, we can implement practical AI fixes for document production, firm knowledge, and handoffs.
The engagement model
What working with us actually looks like.
Every engagement starts by narrowing the workflow that is leaking the most time or margin.
Free consult
30 minutesWe talk through the workflow causing the most pain. You tell us what broken looks like, where time goes, what gets redone, and what your team complains about. We tell you honestly whether LeakMap is the right next step.
LeakMap audit
Usually 1-2 weeksWe go deeper into the problem through structured staff interviews, process mapping, and document review. We build a clear picture of the current state before recommending any implementation.
Targeted implementation
Varies by scopeWhere the report points to a practical AI fix, we build and configure the system, whether that is PageWand, Firm Knowledge Base, or a focused workflow automation.
Handover and training
1-2 sessionsWe walk your team through how to use what we built. We document how it works, what to do when something breaks, and how to extend it. The goal is that your team owns it after we leave.
Engagement types
How engagements are scoped.
LeakMap audit
One workflow, one report
Tightly scoped to a single painful AEC workflow. Audits start from A$1,500, with the first 30-minute consult free for anyone.
Implementation sprint
Fix the highest-value leak
After LeakMap, we can build and hand over a practical fix where software is the right answer. Suitable for firms that want the problem properly solved, not just documented.
Ongoing improvement
After the build
Available after an initial engagement for refinements, new templates, additional knowledge sources, or new workflows. Structured around useful improvements, not vague retainers.
Want to start with the free consult?
Tell us where your AEC workflow feels slow or messy. We will help decide whether LeakMap is worth doing.
