Category 1 splits the cost of a professional discovery engagement 50/50 with the state, up to $5,000 of match. Two ways in, depending on the size of your question.
Two to three working sessions that answer the question you actually have: which tool, why, what it really costs to implement, and what has to change in your workflows and your people for it to stick. You leave with a tool decision, an ROI case in the state's own terms, and an implementation roadmap — which doubles as your ticket to Category 2: Sprint clients get an exclusive window until November 12 to apply for up to $20,000 more in training match.
A half-day compressed assessment for smaller organizations: one working session, a short findings memo, one clear recommended first move. When you're ready for the full roadmap, the Mini's fee credits toward your Sprint.
Real AI work gets messy before it gets clean — I won't pretend otherwise. What I promise is the other end: my goal on every engagement is to make myself unnecessary. You'll finish knowing exactly what to build, what it costs, and what it asks of your people.
Consultant: Zoss Holdings, LLC (d/b/a Zoss Collaborations) Contact Name: Sami Zoss Phone: (605) 929-9773 Email: sami@samizoss.com Website: zosscollab.com
We spend significant staff time on [reporting / donor communications / scheduling / data entry]. We believe AI could help but don't know which tools fit our operations, what they'd cost, or what would have to change internally. We want a professional assessment before spending on tools.