Document &
Data Intelligence
Reverse-engineering proprietary formats. Penny-perfect data extraction across vendor lock-in, scanned PDFs, and undocumented binaries.
Wealth management. Luxury real estate. Private aviation. Concierge medicine.
One operator. White-glove engineering. No agency overhead.
Twelve discrete capabilities, composable. Most engagements pull from three or four. The work is bespoke — meaning the system fits the bottleneck, not the other way around.
Reverse-engineering proprietary formats. Penny-perfect data extraction across vendor lock-in, scanned PDFs, and undocumented binaries.
Internal tooling that compounds. Rate engines, deal pipelines, agent chains, scenario modeling. Bloomberg-grade interfaces for non-Bloomberg budgets.
WhatsApp, Messenger, SMS. Vision-enabled estimate flows. Bilingual intake. Built for clients who expect concierge-grade response times.
Lead enrichment, follow-up sequences, marketing automation, review intake. Systems that compound without you watching them.
I-CAR Gold Class action plans. CCC ONE training guides. EDD packets. Documentation that actually gets used.
Anthropic Claude API. MCP. Tool use. Multi-channel orchestration. Multi-model architecture available when contracts require it.
Editorial-grade web presence. Single-file Cloudflare deployments. Custom typography, motion, no template tells.
Bilingual intake systems. Smart routing. Negative reviews go to the owner; positive ones go to Google. Owned, not rented.
CFO-framed financial documents. 36-month models. Sourced market analysis. Lender-ready and investor-ready.
Custom voice interfaces. Local-first or cloud-routed. Wake words. Real-time transcription, intent routing, action execution.
Reverse-engineering proprietary stacks. Building owned alternatives. Migration paths off SaaS that's pricing you out.
Not consulting decks. Direct-line advisory for principals building AI-native operations. Monthly retainer, calendar access, embedded thinking.
No pricing tiers in the marketing-page sense — these are entry points. Every engagement is scoped against the actual problem and signed under a separate AI Services Agreement.
A single, well-defined problem. Discovery → build → ship in two weeks. Best for testing fit before deeper engagement.
Ongoing relationship. Multiple systems built over time. Each one makes the next easier. Direct line, same-day response on weekdays.
For principals building AI-native operations. Strategic thinking, build review, vendor evaluation. Calendar access, no execution.
No discovery decks. No "scope creep" surprises. No handoffs. Same operator from first call to final ship.
One call. We map the bottleneck and define what "done" looks like. If it's not a fit, you'll know inside 30 minutes — and so will I.
Within 48 hours of the call: a concrete proposal. What gets built, what doesn't, what it costs, what success looks like. Signed under an AI Services Agreement and mutual NDA.
Working systems, not status reports. Daily async updates. Weekly check-ins. The first deliverable usually ships within 14 days of the agreement being signed.
Each system makes the next one easier to build. Retainer-based optimization, new capabilities, and the cross-project leverage that comes from a single operator who remembers how every other system was built.
"Most enterprise software is built for the people approving the purchase order, not the people using it eight hours a day. That's the gap Onyx fills."
If you're moving fast and can't wait six months for an agency to staff up, let's talk.
Book a discovery call →No deck. No pitch. Just a conversation.