What investigations means for your business
At Google, Meta, LinkedIn and ElevenLabs my work was investigations: finding what a system hides, like accounts that look real and are not, and transactions that pass every check and still should not. A small business's automation fails the same quiet way. A request comes in, the system marks it done, and it never reaches a person. Finding where that happens is the same job.
What I do
I trace where your requests actually go, before I change anything, so you know which ones never reached anyone and why. Then I rebuild the step that drops them. Nothing goes live until its job totals match your own records, and you get what broke and why, in writing.
One sales team's AI intake step failed 95 times in 30 days and nothing said so. How I found it
How I work
I build systems, not slide decks. Plain code reads your data, the AI does one small job, and a check it cannot skip decides whether anything goes out. When information is missing, the system says so instead of guessing. Your data stays in your own systems, and a person checks anything that reaches a customer.
I also take investigation cases for teams that need an expert. Investigations
I build in the open
Some of what I build is public. My GitHub carries 531 stars across 48 public repositories as of September 2026, including the research tooling and systems this practice runs on. You can read the code before you hire anyone.
ASK Consulting is based in San Jose, California and works with clients across the United States.
Contact
Email assaf@askconsulting.io, or book directly.