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Tienta, Inc.

Tell us what's slowing your team down. We'll automate it.

Not a study. Not a roadmap you have to read first. We find the most repetitive thing your team does every week, build a working fix, and hand it over running — in up to three hours, for a flat $500.

Most businesses don't need an AI strategy. They need one annoying thing to stop eating their week.

  • The same report rebuilt by hand every Monday
  • Quotes that take an evening to write up because the details live in your head
  • An inbox that has to be sorted before anyone can actually work
  • Notes from a job or a meeting that get retyped into three different places

You already know what these are. You've just never had a spare afternoon to fix them — and every hour spent on them is an hour not spent selling, serving customers, or growing.

Not ready to book a call? Take the free 2-minute self-check first — no email required.

Start with one thing. Prove it works.

Most AI consulting starts with a big assessment and ends with a document. We'd rather start with the thing that's annoying you most and have it fixed before the week is out.

You don't need to explain your whole business to us. You need to point at what's slowing you down, walk us through how it works today, and let us bring an AI solution to it right away.

If it works, you'll know immediately — because it'll be running. The bigger picture, if you want it, comes after you've seen us deliver something real.

The kind of thing we fix

These are the patterns we've built before, which is exactly why they fit in three hours. If yours looks like one of these, we can move fast:

Quotes and estimates

Rough notes or a job description in, a formatted, on-brand quote out.

Inbox triage

Incoming email sorted, routed to the right person, and standard replies drafted.

Notes into systems

Meeting or job notes turned into CRM entries, follow-up emails, and task lists.

Paperwork into data

PDFs, forms, and invoices read and dropped into a spreadsheet or your system of record.

Recurring reports

The weekly or monthly report somebody assembles by hand, assembled automatically.

Repeat questions

The same customer questions answered with accurate, on-brand drafts your team approves.

Proposals and SOWs

First drafts generated from your template and past work instead of from scratch.

Scheduling and dispatch

Coordinating jobs, crews, or appointments without the back-and-forth.

Don't see yours? Bring it anyway — if it's repetitive and it's eating time, it's worth 15 minutes of conversation.

AI Automation Review

$500 · Up to 3 hours · done within a week

One flat price, one focused engagement, one problem actually solved. Here's exactly how the three hours get spent.

What’s included

  • A 30-minute call to find your best candidate — we look at what's repetitive, how it works today, and which one has the best payoff for the least effort
  • About two hours of building, using tools you already have or off-the-shelf AI — no new platform to buy, no long procurement cycle
  • A handoff walkthrough so your team can actually run it without us, plus a short written how-to in plain language
  • A shortlist of the next two or three things worth automating, ranked by effort versus payoff — yours to keep whether or not you work with us again

Larger organizations, or more than one workflow at a time: adjusted pricing is available — just ask.

What fits in three hours — and what doesn't

This works when the problem is:

  • One workflow, not an entire department
  • Built on tools you already use, or standard off-the-shelf AI
  • Something a person does repeatedly today, following steps they can explain

This is the wrong engagement when it needs:

  • Custom software stitching together several systems
  • A new database, or migrating data between platforms
  • A regulated or safety-critical process that needs formal sign-off

Those are real projects and we do them — they're just not a $500 review. If your problem turns out to be bigger than three hours, we'll tell you on the call, before you pay anything, and scope it honestly as its own piece of work.

How It Works

  1. 1Tell us the single most repetitive thing your team does every week — that's the whole intake
  2. 230-minute call to pick the target and walk through how it works today
  3. 3We build it — using your existing tools wherever possible
  4. 4Handoff walkthrough, plus a plain-language how-to for your team
  5. 5You run it. We adjust anything that needs adjusting.

If we're going to be looking at how your business actually runs, you should be protected. We bring a standalone NDA covering your business, your clients, and your internal practices — you don't have to ask, and it's signed before we get into specifics.

Why Tienta

Durable technology. Steady leadership. Jeff has spent 20+ years running real engineering organizations — twice as a founding engineer who grew into the CTO role, building six SaaS platforms along the way. That means we can tell the difference between a fix that holds up and a demo that falls over the first time someone uses it differently than expected.

Based in Idaho Falls, working with businesses here and remotely across the country. The review runs the same either way — the working session just happens over video instead of at your table.

After the review

$500/mo · for 5 hours of retained time · additional time billed at $100/hr

Most clients don't stop at one automation — once the first thing works, the next two are obvious. If you want a hand with those, or just want someone to call when a new AI question comes up, that becomes a flat monthly retainer starting at $500/mo for 5 hours of retained time, with anything beyond billed at $100/hr. Think of it the way you already think about your IT vendor: a predictable number, there when you need it. No lock-in, and no obligation to continue past the review.

When you want the full picture

Comprehensive AI Roadmap

Some organizations do want the systematic version — usually after we've fixed a few things and they're deciding how far to take it. That engagement looks at how the whole business operates and where AI fits across all of it.

  • An AI Readiness Score (1-5) across seven categories — Leadership, Culture, Technology, Processes, Data, AI Usage, and Operations
  • A plain-language review of the AI tools your team already uses — what data they retain and where it goes, documented as a due-diligence record you can point to if data-handling questions come up (not legal advice — pair it with your attorney for anything that needs to hold up formally)
  • A prioritized plan across the organization, each item tied to hours saved, cost reduced, or capacity freed
View a sample roadmap reportScoped to your organization — ask about it on the call.

FAQ

Do I need to already be using AI tools?

No — most clients aren't. We'll use what you already have and only add something new if it's genuinely necessary.

What if you can't fix it in three hours?

We'll know on the 30-minute call, and we'll say so before you pay anything. Either we find a smaller piece of it that does fit, or we scope the real thing separately as its own project. What we won't do is take the $500 and hand you something half-finished.

Do I have to buy new software?

Usually not. The point is to work with what you've got. If something does need a paid tool, we'll tell you the cost up front and you decide — we don't resell anything, so we have no stake in that answer.

Do you work with businesses outside Idaho Falls?

Yes. We're based in Idaho Falls and love working with local businesses, but the review works just as well remotely — the working session happens over video.

How much of my team's time does this take?

Far less than yours would be worth fixing it. A 30-minute call, then whoever does the task today walks us through it and joins the handoff — typically about an hour of their time total.

We're already using ChatGPT/Copilot — is that a problem?

Not by default, but you should know what you're agreeing to. If it's relevant to what we're building, we'll flag in plain language what those tools do with your data so you're deciding with real information.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes, proactively. Before we get into specifics about your business, your clients, or your internal practices, we bring a standalone NDA for you to sign — you don't have to ask.

Do I have to buy anything after?

No. The automation is yours, it keeps running, and the shortlist is yours to hand to anyone you like. We start small on purpose — if it works you'll probably want more, and that's the whole idea. But there's no obligation either way.

If AI can do what I do, why would a client still need me?

AI can systematize a lot of what you know, but it can't sit across the table with a client on a hard day and figure out, in the moment, what they actually need — that gap is real and it's not closing. The point is to hand off the repetitive, low-value work so more of your time goes to the parts only you can do.

Start here

One question is the whole intake. Answer it and we’ll come back within a business day with whether we can fix it in three hours — or prefer to book a 30-minute call instead.

Plain language is fine — “we retype job notes into QuickBooks” tells us plenty.

No obligation, and no sales sequence — we read it and tell you honestly whether it fits.