We work with hospitality groups, property operators, and established businesses to build one bounded production workflow in 4–6 weeks. Production Sprints are $40K–$75K, subject to baseline, scope, accountable ownership, and access readiness.
Start with a result your team cares about. These are examples of workflows we can design around your people, systems, and review requirements.
Hospitality & entertainment
An event inquiry arrives by email. AI can organize the details, flag missing information, and prepare a reply for your team to review so the next step is clear.
Property operations
A maintenance request needs attention. AI can summarize it, help route it to the right person, and track vendor updates while your team handles approvals and urgent decisions.
Established service businesses
A weekly report pulls people away from their work. AI can organize source documents, assemble a draft, and flag gaps for review before the information reaches a client or manager.
A Production Sprint is the default. When the baseline, scope, ownership, or access is not ready, we use focused readiness work before making a build commitment.
Production Sprint · $40K–$75K
For a workflow with a usable baseline, bounded scope, accountable owner, and access readiness. We build, test, roll out, train, and measure the production workflow.
Discuss a Production SprintRollout and adoption
We test with the people inside the workflow, define ownership and exceptions, communicate the change, train the team, and support measured adoption.
See the delivery approachMeasured continuation
After launch, measure use, quality, exceptions, cost, and the agreed outcome. Continue through a Managed Workflow or AI Operating Partner arrangement when ongoing work is justified.
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Lasso founder Josh Sigel brings more than 20 years of experience across technology, retail, distribution, and hospitality. His background includes technology leadership at UNFI and a founding-team role at Innit.
At Lasso, he leads the work from the business priority through system design and delivery, with a team of builders and AI practitioners.
Start with the business problem. We will help define the work, the expected benefit, and the conditions needed to make it useful.
You do not need a dedicated AI team. We work with your operating leaders and coordinate with internal IT, software vendors, and other partners as the scope requires. Your team provides business context, access, and the people responsible for decisions.
We start by reviewing your existing tools and how information moves between them. We confirm available integrations, data access, and security requirements before recommending a build.
A planning engagement defines the opportunity and the recommended approach. Implementation requires its own agreed scope, access, testing, and rollout. We make that distinction clear before work begins.
Yes. Lasso also designs custom platforms, internal tools, and workflows across teams or locations. We can begin with one process to understand the requirements, then plan the broader system around the business.
We agree which actions AI may take, which need approval, and when a person must step in. The design includes review points and a way to handle exceptions. Ongoing monitoring and support are defined in the engagement.
Tell us where your team is spending time, waiting on information, or repeating work. We will help you decide where AI could make a useful difference.