A quote that starts with your prices.
We look at what slows quoting down. If rewriting the same details is the issue, a draft built from your services and rates could help.
Caddy helps creative teams find what’s getting in the way, test a better approach and build what works, with AI where it makes a useful difference.
Recognise something here? We investigate what’s behind it with your team before deciding what to change. These examples show where that work could lead.
We look at what slows quoting down. If rewriting the same details is the issue, a draft built from your services and rates could help.
We trace where reviews get stuck, then test a clearer way to share work, gather feedback and agree who signs it off.
We investigate how extra work slips in, then test a clearer way to check scope and agree changes before the team starts.
We find which decisions are hard to make and what information is missing. A shared view of progress, time and invoices may be the answer.
Our design sprints give your team space to step back, research the bottlenecks and test what’s worth changing before committing to a build.
We follow real work through your business, speak with the people involved and find where time, effort or clarity gets lost.
Together, we choose a problem worth solving and test a possible approach with your team. You get a clear next step grounded in what we learn.
We build the approach that holds up, help your team use it and check the result against where we started. AI earns its place alongside simpler changes.
What would we explore with your team?
Caddy is a design-led operations partnership for creative businesses. We bring research, service design and hands-on building to the parts of running a studio that keep pulling your team away from the work.
You bring the context and creative judgement. Together, we work out what needs to change and whether a simpler process, a better-connected tool or thoughtful use of AI is the right way to do it.
Your team, with Caddy.
Start with one recent job. Get useful fieldnotes, then ask our team to investigate the workflow with you.
Four short steps to useful fieldnotes you can take back to the team.
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Research first. Scope and availability confirmed before the team begins.