F01
Assessment
We walk the real process, not the one in the manual: what information comes in, who decides what, which systems already exist and where AI is already working without permission.
Deliverable
Operational blueprint + use-case inventory
B-O-O-S-T-Y METHOD
Four phases, one deliverable each and one single owner.
The Boosty Method is the order in which Boosty Digital implements AI in a company: assessment, architecture, build and adoption, with one deliverable and one owner per phase.
We put the operation in order so AI works inside your systems, and we leave the standard that governs it installed. The calendar is set in the assessment, with your team, and it is put in writing.
THE ORDER OF THE WORK
The four phases
The order does not change. What changes is the scope of each phase, and that comes from the assessment.
F02
Architecture
Data model, integrations with whatever stays, an AI usage policy per domain and an autonomy level per tool. What it may do alone, how far, and what it may not.
Deliverable
Living diagram + usage policy and levels
F03
Build
We build in parts that already work. Each agent goes into production when it passes its evaluation cases, not when the calendar says so, and every execution leaves its circuit behind.
Deliverable
Live system + evaluations that repeat
F04
Adoption
Training by role, measurement of real usage and a written reversal plan. Training ten people out of four hundred is a pilot, not an adoption.
Deliverable
Autonomous team + adoption measured by role
WHAT B-O-O-S-T-Y STANDS FOR
Six pieces, from the first contact to measuring the return.
The four phases are the order of the work. B-O-O-S-T-Y names what the method puts in order along the buyer’s path: where they arrive from, what they are offered, how they are followed up and what return it leaves.
- Bridge
- The communication channels we will use, chosen with your buyer in mind.
- Optimize
- Define the business lines, or optimize the ones you already have.
- Offer
- Package and encapsulate the offers and their value proposition.
- Strategize
- The user-tracking strategy, end to end.
- Traffic
- How all the traffic you generate is handled, with follow-up on every contact.
- Yield
- Analytics across the whole process to evaluate returns.
WHAT WE LEAVE INSTALLED
The standard, in eight pieces — Boosty Standard for Operating with AI
It is the same in a distributor, a clinic or an insurer. The business changes; the standard does not.
01
AI usage policy
What it may do alone, how far, and what it may not
02
Information classification
What may enter a model and what never leaves
03
Use-case inventory
Where AI already is, with or without permission
04
Autonomy levels
L0 observes · L1 prepares · L2 executes and notifies · L3 autonomous
05
Human oversight
The AI prepares; a person decides what commits
06
Traceability
Every run leaves its circuit
07
Evaluations before publishing
No change reaches production without passing its cases
08
Rollback plan
What stops a process, what is reverted, who answers
See it operating
The standard shows on screen. Open the demo system and walk through the policy, the use-case inventory, traceability and the reversal plan.
THE ASSESSMENT
What you take away from the first thirty minutes
What we diagnose
Process, information, systems and the use cases already running inside your company, with permission or without it.
What we would build
Which agent goes first, at what autonomy level, what stays waiting for a person and what stops it.
What we would measure
Adoption by role and the process result before and after. If it cannot be measured, we do not put it in production.
WHAT YOU WILL NOT FIND
- Improvement percentages promised before seeing your operation.
- A closed calendar before the assessment.
- A tool that decides what commits money on its own.
Frequently asked questions about the Boosty Method
It is the order in which Boosty Digital implements AI in a company: assessment, architecture, build and adoption. Each phase closes with a deliverable and has one owner. The order does not change; the scope of each phase comes from the assessment.
Six pieces: Bridge (the communication channels, designed around the buyer), Optimize (defining or optimizing the business lines), Offer (packaging the offers and their value proposition), Strategize (the user-tracking strategy), Traffic (how all the traffic you generate is handled and followed up) and Yield (analytics across the whole process to evaluate returns).
It is defined in the assessment. The scope — which process goes first, on which systems and at what volume — comes from what we see in your operation, and the calendar is set with your team and put in writing.
Three things in writing: what we diagnosed (process, information, systems and the use cases already running), what we would build first and at what autonomy level, and what we would measure before and after.
They cap what AI may do on its own with each tool: L0 observes, L1 prepares, L2 executes and notifies, L3 operates autonomously. They are set per tool and per entity. Whatever commits money waits for a person.
It is what we leave installed to govern AI inside the system: a usage policy, information classification, a use-case inventory, autonomy levels, human oversight, traceability, evaluations before publishing and a rollback plan.
Not as a starting point. The architecture is designed on what you already have — CRM, ERP, core — integrated via API; what gets migrated is decided case by case in the architecture phase.
Shall we look at it on your operation?
Thirty minutes with Gabriel Montiel, CEO of Boosty Digital. We look at your real process and tell you what we would order first, what we would build and what we would measure.
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