Another rollout. Another request for your team to trust you.
You budgeted for AI to help your people. Now you're wondering if it's actually making their day better. Before we recommend anything, let's talk about what needs to change for it to land.
You Might Not Need Another AI Tool At All
88% of organizations now use AI. 6% see real returns. The gap isn't the software—it's that nobody asked your team what would actually make their work better before rolling it out.
Jeff's diagnostic starts with listening. He talks to the people doing the work, maps the actual workflows, identifies what's breaking things. Then he tells you whether AI fixes it.
Sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it's somewhere else. Either way, you'll know before you spend on it. The report is yours to keep, whether you build or not.
How it works
The Diagnostic
$3,500, fixed. 2 weeks typical. Find where AI actually pays in your firm.
The Build
Rocket Design builds what the Diagnostic found. Quoted up front. Value in month one.
Embedded Support
Same team stays on month-to-month. The system keeps improving. It's yours.
Who this is for
CPA Firms
Chasing client documents, prepping the close, turning numbers into plain-English memos—all drafted for review.
Law Firms
New-client intake, matter updates and first drafts built from your precedents. Judgment stays with your lawyers.
Advisors & Family Offices
Review prep, meeting notes, follow-ups across every entity. Complete record of everything sent.
Let's start by listening.
About Jeff
Jeff Newman
Founder, Denomly
Enterprise sales at Salesforce. Consulting at Deloitte. Now helping firms find where AI actually pays, before they spend on it.
Jeff Newman is the founder of Denomly. He helps SaaS founders and agency and consulting owners lead their AI transformation: diagnose where AI fits, then build an agentic CRM their teams actually use, with one relationship from plan to support. He brings a background as an entrepreneur, SaaS sales professional and trusted advisor to founders. Based in Manhattan, he writes the Reframing Value newsletter on LinkedIn and Substack.