How we work
Each step takes on more of the job: the Scorecard shows where you stand, the Assessment scopes the fix, Foundation builds it and Operate runs it. Wherever you start, the ladder is the same.
Step one, free
The AI-Era Readiness Scorecard is the way in. It costs nothing, needs no call, and places your company on the four stages before anyone talks about price.
A short form: your company and website, where your email and files live, and the AI you've bought. Sending your own security numbers is optional.
Your answers, any figures you choose to send us, and your public footprint: your website and your email security records. We never sign in to your systems.
Your stage, your security baseline, the value you're not using yet, your top three opportunities and a first step.
A person replies within one business day. Your Scorecard within 48 hours of that reply.
Steps two to four
Each offer shows the stages it works on, and its price where it can be set up front. Foundation is priced after the Assessment, because its scope depends on what the Assessment finds.
Scores Pre-AIAssistedOperatedNative
$7,500–$15,000
about 3 weeks · fee credited against a program
Interviews with your leadership and a read-only review of your systems. You get the Assessment Report and Stage Roadmap, with a fixed price for Foundation.
Assessment detailsBuilds toward AssistedOperated
Scoped after the Assessment
typically 8 to 12 weeks, plus any move to Microsoft 365 · fixed price in your Stage Roadmap
Your security and insurance baseline, your data cleaned up and in one place, then your first two agents in production. If you're not on Microsoft 365 yet, the move comes first.
Foundation detailsRuns you at OperatedNative
$6,000–$20,000
a month
TNT runs your technology function: monitoring, agent operations, support, compliance evidence and a quarterly roadmap, with one accountable owner.
Operate detailsWherever you start
Why Microsoft? Because identity, email, files, security and agents can be owned in one place there, so one partner can answer for all of it. We run TNT on it. You don't need to be on it yet; getting you there is part of the work.
We move you to Microsoft 365 with tooling we built: Drive files to SharePoint with links fixed and sensitivity labels applied, Chat spaces to Teams, and Gemini chat to Copilot Chat. Then AI goes to work on it.
Built by TNT and tested on test tenants. Not yet run for a client. We'll say that again before you sign.
Google Workspace migrationPart of what you need may already be in your licenses. We start with what you pay for and get it doing real work.
What Foundation puts in placeThat's a starting point, not a filter. The Scorecard scores you as you are, and if a move to Microsoft 365 is the right next step, the Assessment scopes it and your Stage Roadmap prices it before you commit.
What the Assessment coversOr start here
Three offers sit beside the ladder, each scoped on a 30-minute call.
Like the meeting assistant: briefed before each Teams meeting, notes and follow-up drafted after. On Google Workspace, we scope the move on the same call.
Meeting assistant: Live at TNT; not yet set up for a client.
Fixed fee, scoped on a 30-minute call
Quick-win workflowsTooling TNT built and tested on test tenants, not yet run for a client: Drive files to SharePoint with links fixed and sensitivity labels applied, Chat spaces to Teams, and Gemini chat to Copilot Chat.
Fixed fee, scoped on a 30-minute call
Google Workspace migrationAgents and data platforms on Copilot Studio, Azure OpenAI and Microsoft Fabric for enterprise departments, each scoped to a workflow with a measured outcome.
Scoped per department · one workflow, one measured outcome
Enterprise agent buildsYour data
What we build runs in your own Microsoft 365 and Azure, set up in your name. We work there through delegated, least-privilege access and never copy your company's data into TNT's systems.
Your customer and operational data never move into TNT's systems; TNT's own records hold only your contacts and the project itself. For healthcare companies, nothing with patient data leaves your own systems.
Delegated access with the smallest role each task needs, read-only for reviews, and yours to revoke at any time.
Changes to your systems run only in change windows you approve, each with a rollback step, and every action is logged.
What stays human
Every agent starts by drafting for a person to approve, and earns more room only on its measured record. A single reversed action drops it a level. Six things never go to an agent, whatever its record:
Where to start
It places you on the four stages from the outside, and its first step tells you which offer, if any, comes next.
