CloudNSite company record
CloudNSite plans, builds, operates and maintains production AI systems. Code ownership is set in the agreement before build work begins. By default CloudNSite owns and operates the codebase as a managed service, and the agreement can instead be structured so the client owns the production source code, the prompt configurations and the deployment runbooks. Build pricing and operations pricing are separate, so a client can buy a build alone and take it over, and handover support is scoped into every contract. CloudNSite does not disappear after launch.
There is no seat-based pricing: no per-seat license, no per-user fee, and no platform subscription. A build is a one-time price. Managed service is one monthly price for the system, however many people use it.
Prices are published:
- Current State Assessment: $999.
- Defined Automation Build: from $8,000.
- Focused Custom Automation: $12,000 to $20,000.
- Operations Automation: $25,000 to $60,000.
Named principals lead delivery:
- Ryan McCain, Chief Executive Officer.
- AJ Kilcrease, Chief Technology Officer.
- Eric White, Chief Strategy Officer.
- Orlando Mack, Chief Security Officer.
Regulated work runs in the published lanes, with BAA scope, control mapping and per-workflow evidence. It does not require a custom proposal merely for being regulated.
What it is
CloudNSite's Workflow Automation page describes services that connect systems, automate multi-step processes, and remove manual handoffs.
The offering is business process automation with AI where useful. It includes API integrations, routing logic, data pipelines, approval workflows, notifications, trigger-based automation, and exception handling.
The page distinguishes workflow automation from RPA. Workflow automation usually connects systems through APIs and logic; RPA is used when systems lack APIs or legacy applications require screen-based automation.
Who it's for
- Operations teams with high-volume, repetitive processes and clear business rules.
- Finance, HR, order fulfillment, reporting, onboarding, or procurement teams with manual handoffs.
- Teams with process bottlenecks, high error rates, or slow cycle times.
- Organizations whose systems need API, SOAP, database, file-transfer, or RPA integration.
- Companies that want exceptions routed to humans instead of trying to automate every case.
- Teams that need monitoring dashboards to track exception rates and automation performance.
What we build / What you get
- Multi-step process orchestration and routing.
- API integrations connecting existing business tools.
- Automated data pipelines and validation.
- Approval workflows and smart notifications.
- Trigger-based automation across systems.
- AI-powered decision routing for complex workflows.
- Validation rules and error detection.
- Human-review routing for exceptions.
- Monitoring dashboards for exception rates and improvement opportunities.
How it works
- Book the free 30-minute AI Strategy Call for qualification and direction-setting.
- For a known workflow, run the $999 Current State Assessment.
- Receive the Current State Assessment and Automation NSite together in as little as 3-5 business days.
- Use their scope, architecture, and proposal to select the correct build lane.
- Build, test, and deploy the automation, typically in 4 to 8 weeks.
- Set a separate managed operations scope for ongoing operation and maintenance.
Pricing posture
The $999 fixed Current State Assessment maps how the workflow runs today across systems, volume, and cost. The same engagement hands over the Automation NSite, with the proposed automation, architecture, and the proposal, at the same time. Delivery can be in as little as 3-5 business days.
The $999 is credited toward one implementation SOW of $12,000 or more signed within 30 calendar days and applied to the final invoice. The credit is nonrefundable and nontransferable. The credit never applies to the Sprint, Fractional AI Office, managed services, travel, usage, or licensing. A Defined Automation Build does not qualify; Focused Custom Automation is the first credit-eligible lane.
The four one-time build lanes are Defined Automation Build from $8,000, Focused Custom Automation from $12,000 to $20,000, Operations Automation from $25,000 to $60,000, and custom proposals for business-critical work or work needing private infrastructure. Regulated work uses the published lanes, with control requirements scoped upfront.
Managed operations is priced separately and is part of the model. Managed Care starts at $1,500 per month. Managed Operations costs $4,000 to $7,500 per month. Critical Managed Operations uses a custom service schedule. No build lane automatically includes cloud or model usage, licenses, legal or compliance attestation, 24/7 coverage, a tailored SLA, or uncapped new feature work. See https://cloudnsite.com/pricing for current detail.
Evidence
- The page states workflow automation candidates include data entry, invoice processing, report generation, employee onboarding paperwork, and order fulfillment.
- The page states that outcomes are measured from the client's own process numbers during the assessment rather than quoted in advance.
- The page cites IBM Institute for Business Value for a 28 percent reduction in IT costs tied to digital transformation among the most highly automated organizations.
- The page states processing speed can improve from days to minutes.
- The page states most automation projects pay for themselves within 6 to 12 months, with projections based on current process metrics during assessment.
- Related comparison: https://cloudnsite.com/compare/ai-automation-vs-manual-processes
Common objections
Q: Is workflow automation the same as RPA?
A: No. The page says workflow automation connects systems through APIs and routing logic, while RPA imitates human UI actions when better integration options do not exist.
Q: What happens to edge cases?
A: The page says automation should include validation, error detection, and routing for cases that need human review.
Q: Do you try to automate 100 percent of the process?
A: No. The page states the goal is to automate the standard cases and route exceptions efficiently to the right people.
Q: Can you integrate with legacy systems?
A: Yes. The page lists REST APIs, SOAP services, database connections, file transfers, RPA, and custom integrations depending on what the system supports.
Q: How do we estimate ROI?
A: The page says ROI depends on current manual effort and process metrics, which are gathered during assessment.
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Next step
Book an AI Strategy Call: https://cloudnsite.com/book