The Claudeforce Readiness Assessment
One thing your team does every week, working. On your rules, in your tenant, and yours to keep.
What you get
One thing your team does every week, working. On your rules, in your tenant, and yours to keep.
We pick it with you rather than from a list on this page. It has to be work somebody actually does weekly, work that takes know-how currently living in somebody's head, and work whose output lands somewhere your team already looks. Then we build it, run it, and hand it over.
Two things fall out of doing that, and you keep both.
- What is actually true in your org. Not what a questionnaire said, but what we ran into while building. You cannot get one thing working without discovering which records are wrong, which rule nobody wrote down, and who can do what.
- The list of everything else the same pattern covers. Every undocumented rule we hit is a candidate. Most teams are surprised how long that list is.
One week from access-complete. Access-complete means the specific access this one thing needs, agreed on the first call and delivered as a named list. The clock starts when that list is in hand.
Pricing
Claudeforce Readiness Assessment — $5,000, credited in full when you start.
Fixed fee. One recurring piece of your work, built and handed over in your tenant, plus what we found about your org while building it. Delivered within one week of access-complete. If you move into an operated start, the full $5,000 comes off your first invoice.
The operated start — your first 60 days are on us.
We stand up and run the agent work your assessment calls for, in your org, with your team. No services fee for the first 60 days, and you can stop at any point during them owing us nothing more. After 60 days it converts to a simple flat monthly retainer that covers support, refreshed skills, and ongoing operation, sized to your team on the readout call.
How we run ourselves
We run Green Irony on it: 75% less operating expense, and dramatically better executive output. The same leadership team, making better calls on better information.
We've been running something like Claudeforce since Feb 2026, which is why we can have one piece of your work running in a week.
Everything we build lives in your tenant and belongs to you — walk away whenever you want and keep it. Your Salesforce stays current the whole time; everything we do writes back to it. Nothing we build stands in the way of Claudeforce, or of anything else you decide to run later.
Portability, plainly: what we build in your systems — your Salesforce, your data, your documented process — is yours and stays yours whether or not you keep working with us. What the retainer buys is the service we operate around it, and you can stop that at any time.
Not ready to book?
- Take the readiness quiz — Five questions, scored — see where you stand first.
- The readiness framework — The five dimensions and the five levels, in full.
- What is Claudeforce? — What Salesforce announced, and what is not yet announced.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to what you build if we go a different direction?
You keep it. Everything we build lives in your tenant — your Salesforce, your data, your documented process — and it stays yours whether or not you keep working with us. Your Salesforce stays current the whole time, so nothing we do forecloses Claudeforce or any other path you choose. What you would be stopping is the service we operate around it.
What do we actually get for the fee?
One recurring piece of your team's work, running on your rules in your tenant, handed over and yours to keep. Plus what we found about your org while building it, and the list of everything else the same pattern covers. One week from access-complete.
What if we don't continue after the first 60 days?
You stop owing nothing more, and you keep what we built. The first 60 days of the operated start carry no services fee. The working thing stays in your tenant and your Salesforce stays as current as it was throughout. What ends is the service we operate around it.
How do you pick the first thing?
On the first call, against six tests. It is real recurring work. It needs know-how that lives in someone's head. We can reach the systems it touches. Its output lands where your team already looks. One named person feels the pain. The before and after needs no argument.
Is this a readiness assessment?
No. Readiness findings come out of it, but as a by-product of building something rather than as the deliverable. We stopped selling scored dimensions because the scoring was self-reported, so you would be paying for what you already told us. Doing the work is what surfaces what is actually true.
Do we need to be ready before we start?
No. The first solve is chosen to fit what is already reachable, which is one of the six tests. Readiness work happens as a consequence of getting one thing running, and that is a better order than fixing everything first and hoping it was the right everything.
What does it cost after the first 60 days?
A flat monthly retainer covering support, refreshed skills, and ongoing operation, sized to your team on the readout call. It is papered at signing so there is no second negotiation, and it starts on day 61. Nothing changes about what you already own.