Huddleston AI

I find the most inefficient workflow in your business and automate it with AI.

I'm William Huddleston. This summer I built internal AI tools at McKinstry, a national construction and energy services firm, and I study information analysis at the University of Michigan. Small businesses have the same problem the big ones do. Somebody is spending hours every week on work a computer should be doing, and nobody has had time to sit down and work out which hours those are. That is the part I do first.

Where my work runs
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How it works

Most people want to know what this costs before they commit to anything, so I made the first step free and the second one small.

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AI Inefficiency Audit

$250 · credited in full toward any build

First we talk for an hour, and that call costs you nothing. If there is something worth digging into, I go look at how the work actually gets done. You get back a written report naming the specific processes costing you the most time, what each one costs in hours and dollars, and a price to fix it. The report is the part that costs $250. If you decide not to hire me it is still yours, and that $250 is all you spend.

2

Fixed-price build

One price · agreed before work starts

You pick a fix from the report and I quote it before I start, so the number does not move. Most builds take one to four weeks. When it is done I hand over documentation written for whoever on your team will actually be using it.

3

Maintenance retainer

Monthly · optional, offered at handoff

Thirty days after launch I re-run the same measurements from your audit so we both find out whether it worked. If you want me to keep watching it after that, there is a monthly plan. Plenty of clients will not need one.

02

Results

A few systems I have built that are running right now.

Construction and energy services

2 days to 1 hour

internal process, after AI tooling

I built internal AI tooling for a process that used to take two full days. It now finishes in under an hour.

McKinstry

Automotive supply chain

20-30%

projected savings on expedited freight

I built a release monitoring system that compares each incoming customer schedule against the one before it and flags every change the day it lands, so the planning team can move shipments on normal freight instead of paying to expedite them.

Sigma International

Specialty retail

800+

missed calls answered per month

They were missing roughly 800 calls a month. I built and deployed a voice assistant that answers them.

Cherry Republic

There is more detail on the engineering behind these in my portfolio.

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What the time costs

Think of the job in your week that nobody enjoys and nobody has gotten around to fixing. Set roughly how long it takes and what an hour of that time costs you. The number is what that one job costs you in a year.

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Count everyone who touches it, not just one person.

$45

Wages plus overhead, or what you would pay somebody else to do the same job.

Cost per year

$13,500

at 6 hours a week and $45 an hour, over 50 working weeks

Book a free call

This is what the time costs you now. It is not a promise of savings. Nobody can tell you what a fix is worth before they have looked at how the work actually gets done, and anyone who quotes you a savings number over the phone is guessing. Working out which of these jobs is worth automating is what the audit does. It costs $250 and it comes off the price of the build if you hire me.

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Tell me which part of your week you dread.

Say what your business does and where the time actually goes. The first call is free and takes about an hour. If I think I can save you real time, we start with the audit. If I do not think I can help, I will tell you that instead of selling you something.