Reccie for boards
Every build traced to a finding.
A blueprint built from what your people tell us. One your board can fund with confidence and your people will back.
- 1
Sync late booking changes to the depot system
~14 h - 2
One rate book for quotes, with an owner
~11 h - 3
Proof of delivery captured once, at the door
~8 h - 4
Driver compliance checks pre-filled from the roster
~5 h
A case your board can back.
An executive summary
Your read-only site opens on what the discovery found, in one read: what was heard, the first wave, and why each build comes first.
Ranked, with dependencies
Builds ranked on impact and effort, so the order is argued, not assumed.
Every figure sourced
Hours are labelled as estimates, from what people said each step takes.
Candid, because it’s safe
No one at the company sees who said what, so people say what’s really happening.
How each build traces back
Pull any build apart.
Every proposed build states the problem it solves, the findings behind it, and the roles who gave them. Follow it back and you reach what someone said. Agreement and disagreement both show.
Build 1 of 4
Sync late booking changes to the depot system
Changes re-keyed by hand
“I re-key it into the depot system and the carrier portal.”
Depot can’t see the current version
“Half my Monday is chasing which version the depot has.”
Customers chase changes already made
“Customers ring about a change we already made.”
Risk, managed
The risks a board asks about first.
Your people
Anonymous to the organisation: no one at the company sees who said what.
Your data
Each client runs in its own isolated environment on Google Cloud. Discovery is read-only by default.
Your options
No lock-in. Your blueprint, your choice of builder, including 1QLabs, the team behind Reccie.
Before you commit
Every big AI decision deserves a look before you commit.
Discovery comes before the spend. One fixed fee, and a blueprint at the end that shows the board what to build first, and why.
Frequently asked questions
Does discovery commit us to building?
No. Discovery ends in a blueprint you own. You decide what to build, and who builds it. Any capable team can build from it, including 1QLabs, the team behind Reccie.
How do we know the findings are sound?
A build is only proposed when at least two other people confirm the problem, or it shows up in more than one part of the process. Disputed findings are kept, not averaged away.
What does it cost?
One fixed fee for discovery, scoped with you and quoted up front.
Is this about cutting staff?
We design the work for capacity, not cuts. Findings are reported by role, never by name, and no one at the organisation sees who said what.
Start with a reccie.
A case your board can back.
Thirty minutes, a demonstration discovery on screen, and a plain answer on whether discovery fits.
- 1Thirty minutes with the team. No preparation needed from your side.
- 2We walk through a demonstration discovery, and the blueprint behind it.
- 3We tell you plainly whether discovery fits, and what it would cover.