Bomuno has no customers yet, so we are not going to tell you what it will save you. A pilot is how we find out together.
Who it suits
- One team of two to ten people who do the same kind of work every day.
- Someone who knows the work well enough to say when Bomuno is wrong. For regulated work, that means the licensed person.
- A question they keep re-checking by hand: prices, rules, shortages, or two systems that should agree.
- Someone who can say yes to the data terms.
The first week
We sit with one person and ask what they re-check every week. They say it to Bomuno in their own words, and we read the plan together. On the first page it brings in, we open every source and keep a paper list of what was wrong, weak or missing. A spreadsheet is enough to start. We take the before numbers now, because they cannot be recovered later.
What we measure
- Time spent on the re-check each week, timed by hand before and after.
- What it found that they had missed.
- What it got wrong.
- Which pages are still in use after four weeks.
- For sign-off work, entries held, corrected or sent back.
Bomuno doesn't count hours saved, so we don't quote a figure unless we timed it.
What it costs to run
Each run uses a little of your plan's AI usage for the month. Settings shows how much of the month is used.
How it ends
With the list of where people got stuck, turned into fixes. With a one-page account of the real numbers, if your team agrees to share it. And with a decision: you move to a paid plan or you don't, and you tell us why.
