- Does Lynio use AI?
- Yes, where it helps with the task. We explain which tools are involved, what information they use, and what your staff needs to review. We also use straightforward templates and automation when those are a better fit.
- Do I need to be technical?
- No technical experience needed. We explain what you need to know using a task your staff already understands.
- Will things get sent without me seeing them?
- No outgoing messages are sent without staff approval. Behind the scenes, tasks such as refreshing dashboard data can run automatically. Your staff stays in control of communication and coaching decisions.
- We already have a system that works.
- We work with your existing tools wherever practical and explain any changes before we build. The goal is to simplify the repetitive work around the process your staff already knows.
- What happens when you leave?
- You keep the custom tools and documentation included in your project. We walk your staff through using them and making routine adjustments. We explain any software subscriptions or ongoing costs before you commit.
- What if we need help after the handoff?
- Before the project starts, we agree on the support included, how long it lasts, and how to request help afterward. For tools that rely on outside data or services, we also clarify who maintains those connections and any ongoing costs.
- How long does a project take, and how much staff time is needed?
- That depends on the task and the tools involved. Before you commit, we outline the delivery timeline and the time your staff will need for a walkthrough, testing, and training, so you can plan around your season.
- How does pricing work?
- After we understand the task, we provide a project scope and quote. We explain what the build, training, and support include, along with any software subscriptions or ongoing costs, before you decide to move forward.
- What’s the first step?
- A conversation about your actual week and where the hours currently go. No prep needed. We’ll talk through your process and whether Lynio can help.