Assisted services · invited partners
Which AI investments
deserve more budget?
Start with costs you can explain. Tilden helps engineering and finance review supported spend, identify coverage gaps and scope the evidence needed for one investment decision.
Hands-on work with our team. Scope, access and terms agreed before onboarding.
01 · AI Spend Assessment
Which costs can your next decision rely on?
For engineering and AI-platform owners who need to explain a provider bill to finance. Start with one spending question, one workspace and an agreed reporting period.
Register assessment interest- Bring
- Your spending question, named supported sources, an authorized access owner and comparable provider records. Include the finance reviewer who needs the answer.
- Review together
- Reported costs, available project attribution, source dates and missing coverage. Optional shared activity remains separate from billed cost.
- Leave with
- A scoped cost summary, a source-and-date coverage sheet, attribution limits and a short list of next investigations.
- Format
- Intake, an assisted review and a written readout. We agree timing, access, scope and terms after checking the available data.
- A useful result
- You can answer the agreed question, or identify the exact evidence still needed. A known subtotal is not a complete invoice audit.
02 · AI Value Pilot · assisted work
What would make one AI workflow worth expanding?
For a workflow owner and an engineering–finance pair who want a useful outcome baseline. This is a scoped design-partner engagement with our team, not automated ROI tracking.
Register value-pilot interest- Bring
- One workflow, an outcome owner, the quality standard for an accepted result, and any existing output counts, cost records and review-effort data.
- Define together
- One useful outcome, a cost boundary, a comparison period and the assumptions that would make the comparison meaningful.
- Leave with
- An outcome definition, a baseline and assumptions sheet, available cost evidence, and a record of what can or cannot yet be measured.
- Format
- Two assisted reviews with time between them to gather evidence. The measurement period, schedule and terms depend on your workflow and are agreed before starting.
- A useful result
- You know whether cost per useful outcome can be measured and which evidence is missing. The pilot does not promise improved performance or a measured return.
The product today
Four read-only reports.
An explicit scope.
Spend, available project detail, a workspace briefing and budget settings support the review. Assisted baseline work adds human analysis; it is not an automated outcome-tracking feature.
Missing history stays visible. Activity does not establish return. Reading budget settings does not enforce a spending limit.
Bring the question you already need to answer.
Register interest for product updates and an access invitation. Joining does not create a workspace or book a service. We confirm fit, delivery availability and terms before agreeing an engagement.
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