You leave with a verdict.
Worth building, wait, or not a fit.
No "we'll get back to you". You hear where you stand on the call itself - and what follows depends on which of the three it is.
The Operations Audit opens the build: your operation mapped, and a written build plan with the fee on it. One automation goes live during the audit itself.
Sometimes the honest answer is "fix your phone divert first" or "hire the person after all". Then that is the advice, free, and you do it without me.
I say so on the call, not in an email three days later. And you will not hear from me again - no follow-up sequence, no "just checking in".
No logo wall here.
Here's what you can check instead.
Replying within five minutes instead of thirty: ×100 the odds of making contact, ×21 the odds of qualifying the lead.
MIT Sloan / InsideSales, Lead Response Management Study (Oldroyd). That study is from the 2000s and has never been repeated - we would rather say so ourselves. Sector data, not a result of ours.
How many people leave a review after an SMS with a direct link: three to four times better than email or asking in person.
Applause / TrueReview / GatherUp. Sector data, not a result of ours.
An agent puts an appointment into a real diary while you watch. You don't have to take anyone's word for anything - you see it land.
One real automation goes into production during the Operations Audit, in your own systems - and it keeps running even if you never buy anything else.
GDPR applies to us as a Belgian operator - a law, not a badge - and the data processing agreement is signed before a single connection goes live.
The full version, including what we don't have →Your data stays yours.
So do the systems we build later.
What people usually want to know first.
Thirteen questions, answered short.
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Still unsure? Email iliacevermeulen@digiduckai.com - or pick a time in the calendar above.