Productised offer · P3.A

AI Strategy Sprint

4–6 weeks · $100–150K fixed fee · Board-level AI strategy, APRA-aligned

For CIOs and CROs in regulated mid-market FinServ who need an AI strategy their board will pass and their regulator won't reject. You're at a mid-market organisation regulated by APRA — typically a superannuation fund, wealth manager, insurance carrier, or non-major bank. The board has asked for an AI strategy. Internal capacity is constrained. The Big-4 quote sits at $1M+ and 6+ months. Your timeline doesn't accommodate that.

The trigger

Board AI mandate. CPS 230 transition deadline. Regulatory inquiry. ASIC or APRA correspondence requiring formal response. Public-interest scrutiny on AI governance. Or simply a CRO who wants to lead the conversation rather than respond to it.

In the SOW

What we deliver, week by week.

Three measured outcomes

What we're contractually accountable for.

Final 30% milestone payment is contingent on these outcomes being verified. If the SOW outcome is not delivered against the verification methodology, you choose between a no-cost extension to remedy or hold-back forfeit.

Outcome 1Board-ready AI strategy paper, accepted by your named exec sponsor by week 6.
Outcome 2Use-case shortlist with named ROI ranges and risk treatments.
Outcome 3Governance framework mapped to APRA CPS 230 and CPS 234, ready for compliance and risk-committee review.
Commercial terms

Fixed fee. Outcomes in the SOW.

Fee & payment

$100–150K fixed fee. Milestone payments structured 40 / 30 / 30. Final 30% contingent on exec-sponsor acceptance of strategy paper and governance framework.

Why we can do this in six weeks

Because we've already done it. Our founder built and deployed the methodology at superfund scale — APRA-regulated, board-approved, executive-committee accepted. The work is genuinely productised at this point.

Reference

Done before. Referenceable.

Rest Super engaged Intelliture for an equivalent engagement. The methodology used in this offer is the productised version of that work.

Read the Rest Super case study →

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