AI usage inventory
A grounded view of approved tools, overlapping spend, shadow usage, role-level needs, and the workflows employees target most.
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Tool licenses do not tell you whether AI is helping. We surface how employees actually use it, where risk or friction appears, and what to improve next.
What this is
We establish a privacy-conscious view of AI usage across teams, roles, and workflows. That includes approved-tool adoption, recurring use cases, underused capabilities, shadow patterns, quality issues, and time leaks. The result is a concrete optimization plan: targeted training, tool changes, workflow redesign, or a better support layer.
What we build
A grounded view of approved tools, overlapping spend, shadow usage, role-level needs, and the workflows employees target most.
Privacy-conscious telemetry and qualitative evidence that distinguish login activity from repeatable, useful behavior.
Patterns involving sensitive data, weak verification, policy drift, unreliable outputs, or tools being used outside their fit.
Targeted training, onboarding changes, support agents, tool consolidation, and workflow improvements tied to the evidence.
How the engagement moves
Agree on the minimum useful signals and the privacy boundaries for collecting them.
Combine tool data with interviews and workflow evidence so activity is not mistaken for value.
Rank the gaps by business impact, safety, employee effort, and the cost of leaving them alone.
Run focused interventions and compare the resulting behavior, quality, and time saved.
A good fit when
What changes
Bring us the messy version
Show us the work, the bottleneck, or the situation. We'll help you see the useful system inside it.