Operational Intelligence Audit
Operational Intelligence Audit™Deliverable 07 of 07 · Illustrative deliverable
Green Light™ · Phase 1 implementation proposal

Illustrative first-phase proposal

This example presents two workflows over four months, with £350k to £477k shown as an annual target range. Any live scope, assumptions and continuation decision would be agreed separately.

Client
Hartwell M&E Group
Scope
Phase 1 · 2 workflows
Target recovery
£350k to £477k / yr
Horizon
Months 1 to 4
Prepared by
BuiltAI Intelligence Ltd
Status
Illustrative proposal

Illustrative worked example: fictional project and parties; figures, names and dates are fictional scenario details.

£350kto £477k, annual recovery target
2Workflows: Bidroom and CCK
4Months to the decision gate
0Further phases included in this example
BuiltAI Intelligence Ltd · built-ai.ioBAI-HME-AUD-007 · May 2026
01The offer

Two workflows, one fixed phase

In this scenario, Bidroom in a Box™ (4.55) and Commercial Control Kit™ (4.35) are paired with the displayed £350k to £477k target range. The scores and range are scenario values; assess data readiness and expected benefit for a live engagement.

Why these two

This scenario pairs tender production and commercial capture, shown against £960k of example categories in the £1.87m total. A live choice would depend on the relevant data, scope and expected benefit.

02Included

What this example proposes

  1. Governance setup.

    Agree possible data-classification, review and recordkeeping arrangements for the engagement.

  2. Assumptions library.

    Consider a library of standard assumptions from material approved for the engagement.

  3. Bidroom in a Box™ workflow.

    Possible tender-workflow scope: scope extraction, draft assumptions, clarifications, a risk register and compliance pre-fill.

  4. Commercial Control Kit™ workflow.

    Possible scope: change capture, notice drafting, evidence indexing and variation narratives.

  5. Workflow support.

    Agree any support, refinement, library updates and issue-resolution arrangements.

  6. Performance reporting.

    Agree measures and reporting before comparing usage, time or recovery outcomes.

  7. Phase 1 review.

    Review evidence against agreed measures before deciding whether to continue, adjust or hold.

03The target

What Phase 1 aims to move

The example target range is paired with the displayed commercial and tender scenario categories.

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Leak areaAnnual leakPhase 1 targetWorkflow
Missed commercial recovery£620k£248k to £341kCommercial Control Kit™
Tender and bid admin£340k£102k to £136kBidroom in a Box™
Combined£960k£350k to £477k
Illustrative target range

The £350k to £477k range is a target shown in this fictional scenario. A live review would compare agreed measures with source records before reporting outcomes.

04By month

The shape of the four months

This example sequences four proposed steps; timing, measures and any continuation decision would be agreed for a live engagement.

MonthFocusMilestone
Month 1ConfirmAgree possible scope, assumptions and review measures
Month 2TrialTrial an agreed workflow on approved material with human review
Month 3ReviewReview evidence, readiness and any adjustments against agreed measures
Month 4DecisionDecide whether to continue, adjust or hold against the illustrative target range
05Next steps

How a client could take this forward

This example can support a separate discussion; it does not record an accepted scope or decision.

  1. Review the example.

    Discuss the seven illustrative deliverables and any questions about their assumptions.

  2. Discuss scope.

    Consider a scope, timing and measures suited to a live engagement.

  3. Decide separately.

    If the client chooses to proceed, record that decision before any mobilisation is planned.

This scenario presents a four-week diagnostic period across the other six example deliverables.

Reference BAI-HME-AUD-007Decision gate End of Phase 1Target £350k to £477k a year

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