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Cerebral Frame 805-888-2449

See the slip before it ships.

For AS9100 shops running high-mix work with plating, heat treat, and inspection sent out. We draw the shop as a Frame on the records you already keep, show which room the late days come out of, and say how far ahead the schedule can honestly see.

  • Parts sit at outside vendors and nobody tracks the round trip.
  • The master schedule lives in one spreadsheet, rebuilt by hand after every hot job.
  • A late part means an NCR, an expedite fee, and a root-cause report the customer wants by Friday.
  • current recorded recently; run the week on it
  • stale recorded once; ask before you act on it
  • dark nobody records it; not zero, unknown

Thirty-five-person AS9100 machine shop

Sample — illustrative mock-up Open NCRs
today the review trigger · 5 Tue – next Fri Days parts sit at outside vendors: nobody records it, so no forecast
Above, open nonconformances reaches the review trigger between Tuesday and next Friday.

Start with a $400 consultation: a generous half day.

In person when we can. You leave with a Frame sketch on one page and a lot of good questions; within a week, a written proposal with deliverables and a price.

cerebralframe.com/work 805-888-2449

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One door, two offers behind it

Enterprise-grade data integration and analysis, the kind Fortune 500 companies pay millions for, at a price built for mid-sized companies: pipes, predictions, and automations, on one Frame. Every engagement starts with the consultation, a generous half day. Behind it are a Build or a Hold, each scoped in writing before anything starts, each paid in thirds. Prices are typical ranges; the proposal is the quote.

Start here: the consultation

$400 · a generous half day · in person when we can, by video when we cannot

A proposal within a week: deliverables, a price from the ranges below, and the three payment points attached to those deliverables.

Then one of two

  • Build

    Companies that know the week is leaking — whether or not they know where yet.

    What you get: a Frame of the operation, the one-page Friday picture, a short list of what to build next, and the shipped pipes, predictions, or automations, each with its own node on your Frame

    4–10 weeks, scoped$10,000–$50,000

  • Hold

    Companies that want the Frame kept live and the small fixes done without a new proposal each time.

    What you get: a monthly Frame review, the tuning and the small fixes, and a phone number that answers

    monthly, cancel with 30 days$1,000–$10,000 / month

Paying

One third on signing. One third on delivery. One third on acceptance — you say when it is done, against the deliverables we wrote down.

Call805-888-2449

EmailSomapptic@gmail.com

Webcerebralframe.com

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