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The discovery costs €6,000 and takes ten working days: five days of interviews, on site or online, and five days of analysis. You receive a roadmap with, per item, an estimate of the build days and the expected impact, plus three pace scenarios. Then you decide whether ArrowEye builds. The build is invoiced per month, in milestones; the estimate in your roadmap gives you an idea of the cost in advance, but it remains an estimate, not a contractual promise. Training courses and inspiration sessions have a fixed price that you know up front.

Siemen — co-founder

With a 30-minute call, and then the discovery. In ten working days ArrowEye maps out, together with your people, where AI really pays off in your work. The result is a roadmap with a cost estimate; only then do you decide whether to build. If you first want to bring your team along, a training or an inspiration session is the better starting point.

Maxime — co-founder

Yes, that is what the discovery is for. In five days of interviews, ArrowEye captures how your people do their work: which steps, which exceptions, which rules are written down nowhere. We then build that into skills and plugins, in your own environment and within the permissions you agree: you decide who gets to work with them. If that colleague leaves, that way of working stays in house; in the maintain phase we keep it up to date as the team changes. What does not fit in a skill, we tell you up front.

Siemen — co-founder

That depends on what you already have. ArrowEye builds on the platform where your work happens today: if everything is in Microsoft 365, we build in Copilot Studio and Power Automate, within your own tenant. We choose Claude for skills and plugins where it is stronger. The discovery sets out per use case what fits.

Maxime — co-founder

On what you already have. In Microsoft 365, everything stays in your own tenant, within your policies: security groups, existing SharePoint permissions and connectors within your DLP policies. If you work with Claude, we configure the skills correctly, agree which connectors may be linked and which may not, and advise a business account where needed. ArrowEye builds on existing platforms (Microsoft 365, Copilot Studio, Power Automate and Claude), not on tooling of its own. That keeps governance and management simple.

Siemen — co-founder

Yes, and we involve IT from the start. The setup (environments, permissions and connectors) is step 1 of every build and follows your own policies. At delivery, IT receives a handover document and a maintenance guide, so that management stays with you. If IT would rather read first how we work, you can forward our governance approach.

Maxime — co-founder

You do. Skills, plugins and automations run in your own environment and are handed over at delivery with a handover document, an evaluation set and a maintenance guide. Your team can manage and extend them itself. If you want ArrowEye to keep updating them, that is possible in the maintain phase: based on monthly feedback from the users.

Siemen — co-founder

During the discovery, five days of interviews, on site or online, spread across the people who do the work; we do the analysis. During the build we ask the users for feedback at each milestone, so we adjust to what they experience, not to what we think. For a training it is one to two and a half days per participant, on their own work; an inspiration session lasts one or two hours.

Maxime — co-founder

Then you keep the roadmap and the cost estimate, and they are yours. The discovery stands on its own: you can continue with it later, pick it up internally or build with another party. The decision point comes only after the roadmap; until then you commit to nothing. The roadmap also states honestly what we would not build.

Siemen — co-founder

Yes. The build runs month by month, in milestones, and you pay per month. If a milestone does not deliver what the roadmap predicted, we first adjust based on the users' feedback. If you still want to stop, you can do so whenever you want: what has already been built runs in your own environment and is handed over with a handover document and a maintenance guide.

Maxime — co-founder