AI and automation agencies
Pressure-test a client workflow before handover, expansion or white-label delivery.
Independent AI workflow review · Fixed scope
Find the weak points in one AI workflow before they become expensive.
The PHI NEXUS AI Systems Audit reviews one defined AI-enabled workflow for evidence quality, reliability, failure modes, human controls, data exposure and operational readiness. You receive a structured report with prioritized actions—not a vague strategy presentation.
No subscriptionOne workflow per auditSecure Stripe checkoutNo guaranteed outcome claims
Who it is for
Built for teams using AI in real work.
Small consultancies
Add an independent QA layer when your team needs a second view on reliability and operational risk.
SME operators
Review one internal AI process before relying on it for customer, content, sales or operational decisions.
What the audit covers
One workflow. Seven evidence-based dimensions.
- Purpose and boundary: what the workflow is expected to do—and what it must not do.
- Input quality: missing context, unstable data, prompt assumptions and dependency risks.
- Output reliability: verification, hallucination exposure, repeatability and confidence handling.
- Human control: approval points, escalation paths, rollback and exception handling.
- Data exposure: unnecessary sensitive inputs, retention questions and access boundaries.
- Operational readiness: monitoring, ownership, failure recovery and measurable success criteria.
- Action plan: prioritized fixes grouped into immediate, near-term and later improvements.
Boundary: This is an operational and technical review, not legal, regulatory, cybersecurity penetration-testing or financial advice. Do not submit passwords, secret keys, private credentials or regulated confidential records.
Process
From workflow to prioritized fixes.
Define one workflow
At checkout you provide the workflow, company context and main concern. Public URLs and non-confidential screenshots may be supplied later if needed.
Evidence-led review
The workflow is mapped, assumptions are separated from verified facts and failure paths are tested against the declared operating context.
Receive the report
You receive findings, scores, evidence gaps and a prioritized action plan. The report distinguishes observed facts, inferences and recommendations.
Clarify once
One clarification round is included for questions about the report. New workflows or implementation work require a separate scope.
Evidence standard
No invented proof.
Observed
Directly supported by supplied material, public information or reproducible workflow behavior.
Inferred
A reasoned conclusion that is clearly marked and linked to the supporting observations.
Unknown
A material gap that cannot be responsibly resolved from the available evidence.
FAQ
Before booking.
Is the sample a real client case?
No. It is a fictional demonstration created to show the report structure and evidence standard. It is not a testimonial or claimed customer result.
Does the audit guarantee savings, revenue or compliance?
No. The audit identifies risks, evidence gaps and improvement priorities. Outcomes depend on implementation, operating conditions and decisions outside the audit.
What counts as one workflow?
A bounded process with a defined purpose, inputs, AI or automation steps, outputs, users and success criteria. A company-wide transformation or multiple unrelated systems is outside this fixed scope.
Can confidential credentials be submitted?
No. Never submit passwords, API keys, private authentication tokens or unnecessary sensitive records. The audit is designed around descriptions, public material and appropriately redacted evidence.
Is implementation included?
No. The €490 audit provides findings and prioritized recommendations. Implementation, custom development and ongoing monitoring are separate services only after a new written scope.