RJL Solutions

AI engagement overview

RJL helps banks, insurers and other regulated organizations choose, test and release one AI workflow at a time. This overview is for the sponsor, technical lead and control owner who need to agree on where to start.

Choose a starting point

  • AI workflow review · 2 to 3 weeks. Choose a workflow, agree on its owner and baseline, and get a proof plan before funding a build.
  • Pilot to production · 2 to 3 weeks to review readiness, then 4 to 6 weeks to prove. Identify the gaps and test a working slice against agreed controls.
  • Agent build · Typically 8 to 16 weeks per release. Build an approved workflow with controls, monitoring, operating documentation and a handover plan.

What your team brings

Name a workflow owner, technical lead and control owner. Bring the workflow as it runs today, the data and systems involved, and any evidence or approvals you already know are required.

How you stay in control

Richard White leads the engagement. You approve any specialist by name. Each phase has a written scope and price, and you decide whether to fund the next one. Before sharing data, agree on permitted environments, access, retention and ownership of deliverables.

For an example of the evidence behind a release decision, see the sample decision documents. For details on staffing and scope, see For sponsors and procurement.

First conversation

Bring one workflow to a free 60-minute working session. Within three business days after the session, Richard sends a one-page summary and a recommendation on whether to proceed.

Request a working session · rwhite@rjlsol.com · rjlsol.com/engagement-overview