Straight answers, working automations, and trained staff — from a Wichita technology operator who has run a business like yours for thirty years.
First session is free, in person or on video. You leave with a written recommendation either way.
The logo says it: one half is how your office already runs, the other is what AI can add. The job is fitting the two together without breaking what works.
Each step earns the next one. Stop wherever it stops making sense.
Sixty to ninety minutes. Bring your questions and one workflow that annoys you. You get a plain-language recommendation.
Two to three weeks of interviews and workflow review. Ends with a ranked roadmap, an AI-use policy, and a fixed quote for the next step.
Four to eight weeks. One to three working automations, documented, with your staff trained to run them.
Ongoing ownership: a standing meeting, a backlog, vendor questions handled, and support hours every month.
Wichita-area businesses with 5 to 100 people, an owner who can decide in one meeting, and enough repetitive desk work to make automation pay.
CYA is the name Wichita businesses knew for years of dependable local IT support. Same person, same standards, new problem.
Every vendor now says their product has AI. Most owners I talk to can't tell what is real, what is safe with customer data, and what is a subscription they'll never use. I will sit in your office, look at the actual work, and tell you what is worth doing. Then I do it with you. Bodie Engel, founder
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