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Intelligence and automation

Enterprise AIFeatured AI HubPlatform · featured Chatbots and conversational agentsWeb · messaging · voice Automation and integrations Internal apps and systems AI avatars and digital twins

Web and product

Web design and development E-commerce development Performance and optimisation Maintenance and support

Visibility and marketing

SEO, GEO and AI visibility Marketing, content and social media

Brand and production

Design, print and production Branding and visual identity Problem solving & technical fixes

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The first step

An assessment to understand the starting point and define the next step.

In an initial session we review the current situation, the priorities and the available options. The goal is to clarify what is worth solving, and with which approach, before moving to a proposal.

The conditions, no small print
Duration 45–60 minutes by video call, depending on the project.
Cost The initial session and the general recommendation are free. If the assessment requires an audit or specific preparatory work, any cost is stated before booking.
Deliverable A written summary of the conclusions and, where relevant, a proposal of next steps.
Commitment None. The summary is yours either way.
Language Spanish or English.
At a glance

TouringXX’s assessment is an initial video call — usually 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the project — reviewing what is worth solving, what already exists and which options are viable. After the session you receive a summary of the conclusions and, where relevant, a proposal of next steps. The summary is yours to keep and commits you to nothing.

What happens in that hour

Most of the time you talk: what is happening, what was tried before, which constraints exist. We ask, test assumptions and clarify the decisions that need making. The assessment helps pin down the problem and identify what to prioritise.

Several times the conclusion has been that the problem wasn’t the one the client arrived with. That hour is as useful for that as it is for selling a project.

0–10
Context — what the company does, who decides and which constraints exist.
10–35
The problem — what is happening, since when, what was tried before and with what result.
35–50
What exists — a quick review of site, systems, brand or material, depending on the case.
50–60
First conclusions — what we see, which paths there are and whether this is something we do.
Guide

If you don’t know where to start, answer these questions

This is guidance, not a quote or an assessment. It helps you arrive at the conversation with a hypothesis and saves the first half hour. If the topic is AI, one more question appears to tell a connected agent apart from an environment for several teams.

01 What would you want to achieve?
02 What exists today?
03 Is there a real date behind it?
Guidance

Answer the questions on the left and here you’ll see where to start and which services usually resolve it.

The deliverable

What the document contains

Two to four pages: short, clear and built for making decisions.

Sent after the session, once the information has been reviewed. Where relevant, it includes a proposal of next steps.

01
The problem, restated — written as we understood it, so you can correct us if we got it wrong.
02
What we found — what we saw in what already exists, including what works well and is best left alone.
03
Possible paths — two or three real alternatives, with what each one solves and what it leaves out.
04
Order of magnitude — a cost and time range per path, enough to know whether it is viable.
05
What we would do first — our recommendation with the reasoning behind it, not just the conclusion.
The document is yours. Use it to request a quote from another studio, to justify the spend internally, or to do nothing for now.
The limits

What the assessment is not

Saying so stops you arriving expecting something you won’t get. Each of these is work in itself, with its own scope and budget.

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It is not a full technical audit

A deep review of code, security or infrastructure is work in itself, with its own scope and budget.

It is not a fixed quote

The document gives orders of magnitude. The closed price comes from the proposal, which is the next phase.

It is not business consulting

We give an opinion on the digital side. On business model, pricing or sales structure, we don’t.

It is not a product demo

There is no portfolio presentation and no tour of our services unless you ask for one.

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Book the session

Pick a slot and tell us briefly what it is about. The conversation usually lasts 45 to 60 minutes. We confirm the exact date by email with the video call link.

Access to whatever exists, even read-only.
The data you already have on what is failing.
Who decides on your side.
Real constraints on timing and budget.
None of this is required. If you have none of it, the conversation is still worth having.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about the assessment

The ones that usually hold people up before booking.

Do I have to know what I need before booking?+
No. The session exists precisely to clarify that. Arriving with the symptom is enough.
Does the assessment cost anything?+
The initial session and the general recommendation are free. If it requires auditing systems or reviewing code in depth, that is work in itself and any cost is stated before booking.
Am I committed to anything afterwards?+
No. The summary is yours whether or not you continue, and you can use it to request quotes elsewhere.
How long until we speak?+
We usually reply within 1–2 business days with a proposed date, time and the video call link.
Who takes part?+
From our side, whoever would lead the project. From yours, whoever decides — bringing them to the first session saves a round of explanations.
What if the conclusion is that we don’t need you?+
Then we say so. It has happened several times and it is the fastest outcome for both sides.
Will there be sales follow-up afterwards?+
We send the document once. If you reply, we continue the conversation; if not, there is no chasing — no automated follow-up sequence and no later sales calls.