What a pilot looks like
One bot on one workflow, scoped and priced in writing. A first working version in about two weeks, with a person approving anything it sends. At the day-60 review you keep it, change it, or stop.
Telateral helps small businesses across DFW put AI to work on the jobs that repeat, like screening candidates, routing requests, and chasing follow-ups. We prove it on one workflow first, on your accounts or ours, and you only scale what earns it. Your data stays yours either way. We also review what you pay for software, internet, and phones, and tell you what is earning its keep.
Straight answers, no pitch deck.
None of these show up on a single report. They show up as slow hiring, lost afternoons, and bills nobody can explain.
Someone spends hours every week sourcing and screening candidates, and the good ones still get away.
AI AutomationLeads, quotes, and customer questions sit in an inbox until someone finally has a free minute.
AI AutomationLicenses, subscriptions, and phone lines that keep billing long after the person, or the need, is gone.
Cost ReviewPeople copy numbers between systems that should already be talking to each other, then check each other's work by hand.
AI AutomationWhen they're out, requests wait, vendors go unanswered, and nobody is sure where anything is written down.
AI Automation & AdvisoryPlenty of demos and no clear answer on which job is worth automating first, or what it would return.
AI AutomationRunning several locations or just acquired a company? We do that too: multi-site connectivity and technology consolidation.
Different problems, one method: find out what's actually happening, prove a fix small, then scale what works.
Practical AI bots that take one repetitive job off people's plates, like finding and screening candidates, routing incoming requests, or chasing follow-ups. It runs on your accounts or ours (you own your data either way), a person approves every outbound action, and the monthly price can stop at day 60.
Find the spend that stopped earning its keep: licenses for people who left, tools nobody opens, and contracts that quietly renewed at a higher rate.
Business internet, carrier strategy, redundancy, and telecom spend. A free Snapshot or a fixed-fee review that produces a real plan, not a sales quote.
Senior technology judgment without the headcount. What to buy, what to fix, what to ignore, and in what order, with recommendations that stay independent.
Seventeen quick questions give you an AI Automation Opportunity Score and your top three opportunities. No email required. Or skip the quiz and just talk to us.
Every offer starts small enough to prove itself. The price is in writing before any work begins.
A bot for one repetitive job, like finding and screening candidates, on your accounts or ours. A person approves everything it sends.
Start a pilotSenior AI and IT guidance when you need it: workflow and automation strategy, vendor and tool decisions, architecture reviews, troubleshooting tricky problems, and help with existing bots.
Book expert hoursWe look at what you pay for internet, phones, and software, and show you what's earning its keep. If it's already right, we'll say so.
Email us a billThey decide how we price, what we recommend, and what you get to keep when we're done.
Low-risk pilots with a fixed price in writing. Performance-based options available, and you can stop at the review.
The honest answer beats the bigger invoice. If what you have is fine, we'll tell you.
One workflow first. More only after it has earned it.
On your accounts or ours, documented so anyone could take over. No lock-in.
Replies within one business day. Owners and dates in writing after every meeting.
Most technology projects begin with something someone wants to sell. Ours begin with a question: where is the business actually losing money or time?
Where work is slow, duplicated, manual, or dependent on one person knowing something nobody wrote down.
What it costs in dollars and hours. A problem without a number attached never gets prioritized, and probably should not be.
One workflow, on your accounts or ours. Sometimes the honest answer is that what you have is fine.
Only once the small version has worked. You approve each step before it starts.
We're taking on a few DFW businesses for paid pilots. Each one is small enough to judge on results, and you decide at the review whether it continues.
One bot on one workflow, scoped and priced in writing. A first working version in about two weeks, with a person approving anything it sends. At the day-60 review you keep it, change it, or stop.
Have one repetitive job that eats hours every week? Pilots are open for DFW small businesses: one bot, one job, on your accounts or ours, and reviewed at day 60.
There's a big gap between trying a chatbot and a bot that reliably does one real job every day. Closing it is mostly unglamorous: understanding the process, deciding what the bot may do on its own, and knowing what happens when it gets something wrong.
We've built our first bot, a recruiting assistant that sources and scores candidates, and we're opening a few pilot spots for DFW businesses. A person approves every message. We treat each build as early, and we say so: pilots start recommend-only and get reviewed at day 60.
Have one repetitive job that eats hours every week? That's the right place to start.
No account, no sales call.
Seventeen quick questions. Get your AI Automation Opportunity Score, your top three opportunities, and a suggested next step, with no email required.
Take the assessment →See what internet is available at an address and how resilient that site really is.
Check an address →Estimate what an hour offline actually costs, so backup decisions start with a number.
Run the numbers →Size bandwidth for your team and applications instead of guessing or overbuying.
Size your connection →Read a complete connectivity assessment before spending anything.
Read the sample →Telateral is founder-led. The person scoping your work has run technology across complex, multi-location operations, and now brings that judgment to small businesses that can't justify an IT department. You work directly with the Telateral team, not a rep reading a script.
Enterprise technology leadership across complex, multi-location environments.
Pilots sized for a 5 to 50 person company, priced in writing.
One job at a time, measured against doing nothing, with a person in the loop.
We build on the tools and accounts you already pay for before suggesting anything new.
No markups on licenses or hardware. Recommendations aren't tied to a product.
Book a 20-minute call or send a note. No pressure and no jargon, just a straight conversation about what you have and whether we can help.
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