“The assessment is very clear and concise, and it brings out the scale of the challenge ahead.”
(translated from French)
Hélène
Project lead, Territoire de l’Ouest — ergonomic assessment
AI advice and assessment · Réunion and remotely
Start from real work.
The AI assessment in five steps: four to understand the work and decide, the fifth, implementation, if you choose it.
Scoping
With management: the questions to address, the scope, the people to meet and the schedule.
- Management’s questions, in writing.
- A scope: one to three processes.
- Who to meet, and when.
Observation
Fieldwork
Individual interviews and observation of real work at each workstation, plus a reading of working documents.
- What the work really requires.
- Sources of extra workload: rework, duplicate data entry and waiting.
- Where AI is already used, and how.
Observation
Individual validation
Each person reads the analysis of their own work. We go back and forth until they approve it.
- Everyone corrects, adds or removes.
- Nothing is shared without their approval.
- Findings the team recognises as its own.
Observation
Debrief and roadmap
A collective debrief and workshop with the team, then the report: concrete use cases, prioritised, and a roadmap.
- Use cases prioritised by what they bring to the work and how feasible they are.
- A roadmap: 0–3 months, 3–9 months, beyond.
- The tools and the rules of use.
Observation
Implementation
After the debrief, if you decide so: one roadmap workstream at a time, with your teams.
- Workshops and training on your own cases.
- Following the effects on working conditions.
- Each month we decide: continue, adjust or stop.
Observation
Observation
What clients say about it
“Thank you very much for this report, ‘as clear as can be’! It’s an excellent way to look ahead and see our next actions.”
(translated from French)
Diane
TC Expertise, also Ergonomia’s accountant
Deliverables that help you decide.
The assessment helps you decide what to do next, or whether to proceed at all.
A scoping note
Management’s questions, the scope, the people and the dates.
Validated findings
Each person reads the analysis of their own work and approves it.
A roadmap
Prioritised use cases, tools and rules of use, across 0–3 months, 3–9 months, beyond.
The first conversation
A conversation, not an automatic quote.
0 1
You describe the situation
The work involved, the people, what is stuck.
0 2
A format is chosen
Assessment, implementation, training, advice, a talk or your Hermes agent.
0 3
The scope is written
Duration, access, deliverables and price before work starts.
From Réunion, for all of France
In June 2026, an eight-person engineering team completed its AI assessment. In Réunion, AMOI, a metalwork firm, and a consulting firm, use agents tailored to their work. Other organizations have trusted me: Territoire de l’Ouest (ergonomic assessment), NICOLLIN and IRSAM (assessment), Groupe Foucque (training) and, in Toulouse, PREVALY (AI training).
Remotely
Remotely: assessment, training and follow-up take place by video; conversations are set to Paris time.
On site
On site when the work requires it: in Réunion as in mainland France, on-site days are decided at the first conversation.
What I bring together
I combine activity ergonomics, installing AI agents for clients, and public work on agents (reviews and open-source contributions).
What follows is decided after the debrief.
The assessment quote covers steps 1 to 4. Implementation, one workstream at a time, is decided afterwards.
First conversation: 30 minutes, by video or by phone, free and without commitment. Reply within 48 business hours.
The offer, the moment, the price.
The price is stated before work starts. VAT extra, at the rate applicable where the client is established (8.5% in Réunion).
Recommended
Steps 1 to 4
Price
A quote based on the organisation’s size and the scope; usually 3 to 5 days, costing €4,500 to €7,500 excl. VAT
Step 5, optional after the debrief
Price
€1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available. The pace is decided after the debrief.
| Offer | Price |
Recommended Steps 1 to 4 | A quote based on the organisation’s size and the scope; usually 3 to 5 days, costing €4,500 to €7,500 excl. VAT |
Step 5, optional after the debrief | €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available. The pace is decided after the debrief. |
On your own cases | €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available |
A specific question | €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available |
For an event | €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available |
Direct, free 15-day trial | €99/month excl. VAT |
The price is stated before work starts, for a written scope.
Example: the AI assessment of an eight-person engineering team, in 3.5 days.
Frequently asked questions
No. The work can start from a question of organization or of how tools are used, with or without AI.
Steps 1 to 4 (quoted by size and scope, usually 3 to 5 days, i.e. €4,500 to €7,500 excl. VAT) describe real work before any tool decision. Implementation, one roadmap workstream at a time, is decided after the debrief.
Half a day or a day, at €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available, after the debrief, if you decide so. The pace is decided after the debrief. Each workstream: a follow-up of the effects on working conditions, and the decision to continue, adjust or stop.
Not through professional training funds (OPCO, CPF): it is not Qualiopi-listed, by choice. It is built on your own cases, from €1,500 per day excl. VAT; half-days available.
In Réunion, mainland France and remotely. The first conversation sets which days are on site.
Yes. Assignments take place remotely or on site, in mainland France as in Réunion. Interviews and workshops are usually held by video; on-site time is grouped together.
It is set out in the quote, before anything is signed.
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