Workflow
The recurring trigger, steps, expected result, and definition of done.
Custom AI Employee builds
For needs that do not fit the standard AI Operations Employee: Stromation designs a bounded employee around one recurring responsibility, the systems it needs, and the rules it must follow. Starting at $500 setup + $299/month — the final price depends on scope, workload, tools, and risk, and is agreed as a scoped quote before work starts.
A custom employee is shaped around concrete operating constraints, not a broad promise to automate everything.
The recurring trigger, steps, expected result, and definition of done.
The specific tools, knowledge, and records needed for the job.
Automatic actions, approval gates, forbidden actions, and escalation paths.
Schedule, budgets, audit requirements, reporting, and failure handling.
Custom work is designed, tested, and reviewed before it is treated as a standing employee.
Map the recurring work, people, systems, bottlenecks, and current failure points.
Define the objective, capabilities, context, permissions, budget, and reports.
Connect the approved tools and implement the deterministic controls.
Run bounded scenarios, including blocked actions, failures, and escalation.
Start with a narrow operating scope and a visible audit trail.
Use outcomes and failure history to refine the role without silently expanding authority.
The role needs a clear owner, observable result, and a boundary that can be written down.
Market scans, evidence packs, comparisons, and recurring monitoring.
Routine checks, reports, handoffs, and internal maintenance.
Bounded support work with explicit escalation to a person.
Measurement, analysis, content research, and approved publishing workflows.
Keeping approved information organized, current, and available.
Repeatable technical work with test and review gates.
Scheduled collection, comparison, anomaly checks, and reporting.
Structured administrative work where permissions and approvals are clear.
There is no public flat price for custom work. The workflow, systems, risk, and required operating support determine the scope.