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title: "What we do | AI workflow engineering and assurance | Chainfore"
url: https://chainfore.com/services
updated: 2026-10-22
summary: "Each offer has a written scope, a named buyer, a boundary and acceptance criteria agreed before work begins. Start with the one that fits the problem; most enterprises start with 01 or 03."
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What we do

# Five offers. One method.

Each offer has a written scope, a named buyer, a boundary and acceptance criteria agreed before work begins. Start with the one that fits the problem; most enterprises start with 01 or 03.

## What decision is in front of you?

- 01 Decide whether to build: Workflow architecture and baseline (Two to three weeks.)

- 02 Build one workflow: Assured workflow engineering (Six to ten weeks.)

- 03 Test an agent you already have: Agent release assurance (Four to six weeks.)

- 04 Keep a live workflow dependable: Reliability operations (Monthly.)

- 05 Hand over an engineering workstream: Dedicated engineering delivery (Three to twenty-four months.)

## How they connect

01 decides whether to build and sets the baseline. 02 builds it. 03 tests an agent you already have, yours or ours. 04 keeps a live workflow dependable. 05 supplies a managed team when the work is a programme, not a single workflow.

- 01 Workflow architecture and baseline

- 02 Assured workflow engineering

- 03 Agent release assurance

- 04 Reliability operations

- 05 Dedicated engineering delivery

## What is the same in all five

- A named technical lead and a named delivery lead.

- Acceptance criteria written before work begins.

- Consequential actions under human approval, enforced in code outside the model.

- A proposal that states direct cost, margin and value measure.

- Nothing published about your work without written permission.

## Start with one workflow.

Tell us the process, the cost of failure and the systems involved. We will respond with a proposed first step.

Contact: https://chainfore.com/contact