Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about how we work, what we deliver, and what to expect when engaging IntelliSync.
- What services does IntelliSync provide?
- IntelliSync provides AI-native business system architecture across Discovery & Strategy, Solution Design, Custom Engineering, and Team Enablement. We build digital nervous systems for growing companies.
- How does the System Blueprint assessment work?
- The System Blueprint is a focused assessment of your processes, data flows, constraints, and risk surface. You get an actionable roadmap, prioritization, and architecture guidance for an AI-native operating model.
- What makes IntelliSync different from other consultants?
- We are human-first and execution-led. We ship production-grade systems (not just decks), document logic clearly, design for privacy and security, and stay transparent about trade-offs.
- Do you work with both English and French clients?
- Yes. While IntelliSync is not natively bilingual, we intentionally use AI tools to support Canadian bilingualism. Client workshops, documentation, and user-facing experiences can be delivered in both English and French.
- How long does a typical project take?
- Timelines depend on scope. Most System Blueprint assessments take 2–4 weeks. Implementation projects often range from 6–16+ weeks depending on complexity, integrations, and readiness.
- What do you deliver at the end of an engagement?
- Depending on scope: a blueprint and roadmap, system architecture and UX artifacts, production code, integrations, dashboards, and handover documentation (including runbooks).
- Can you integrate with our existing tools (CRM, ERP, accounting, etc.)?
- Yes. We regularly integrate with existing business tools and data sources, and we design systems that keep data ownership and access controls explicit.
- Do you build with security and privacy in mind?
- Yes. We use least-privilege access patterns, validate inputs at boundaries, and design data handling explicitly. When needed, we can implement audit logging and role-based access controls.