A described journey
Steps a user follows to complete the selected task.
Artificial intelligence and applications
See and discuss your future tool before deciding to develop it.
Your situation is the starting point
You have an application idea, but screens, users and behaviour are not clear enough to start development.
The service, in practice
Steps a user follows to complete the selected task.
Interface designs to review organisation and actions.
A basis for discussing cost and further development.
Picture the situation
You want to track requests. The design might show how someone creates a request, checks its status and finds it in a list before those features are built.
Illustrative example, to adapt to your context.
Useful decision points
These points are adapted to the agreed scope and your goal.
You appoint an operational contact, define authorised uses and information and take part in the agreed result checks.
The service covers one journey and up to five screens. Design interactivity and reviews are specified in the quote. Code and launch are not included in an interface design.
The steps
You explain the work to improve, current tools and authorised information. We define the result to check.
Depending on the service, we prepare the review, training, trial or agreed technical work. Responsibilities and external costs are explicit.
We compare the delivered work with the agreed requirements. You have the information to accept delivery, request agreed changes or decide a next step.
The design is for reviewing the experience. Even if screens are clickable, it may not perform the calculations, storage or connections of the future tool.
The quote separates ZENURISE’s work from any subscriptions, usage costs, hosting or maintenance. Paid tools are agreed before use.
Describe your situation and goal. The proposal sets out the agreed work, responsibilities, timing and price before commitment.
Choose the right scope
These services can meet a different need or complement the work. Their relevance depends on your starting point.
Artificial intelligence and applications
Create a tool for a specific task in your organisation.
An application with features, user types and screens defined in the quote.
Artificial intelligence and applications
Review one of your team’s tasks before choosing an artificial intelligence tool.
Discussions with your team, prioritised needs and proposed next steps.
Share what you want to move forward. Together, we can explore the possibilities and suitable arrangements.
Plan my application