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30 minutes. No slides. No pitch. We’ll ask about your organization, your AI usage, and what’s not working. If ValuesFilters is the right fit, we’ll tell you exactly what happens next and what it costs. If it’s not, we’ll tell you that too.
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FAQ
Common questions
Do we need to use a specific AI tool?
No. ValuesFilters works with ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and any future model. You invest in your knowledge, not a platform.
How much time does this require from our team?
About 8 hours total for ContextPrompt — spread over 4–6 weeks. 3 hours per person interviewed, 1 hour kickoff, 2 hours review, 15 minutes implementation per user. We do the rest.
What if we’re not sure which ValuesFilter we need?
Start with a conversation. Most organizations begin with ContextPrompt — it builds the foundation. We’ll help you determine what makes sense for your situation.
Does this work for regulated industries?
Yes. ValuesFirst is specifically designed for EU AI Act compliance. But more importantly, the Living Book format creates traceability by design — every AI response can be traced back to your documented values and principles.
How does your pricing compare to alternatives?
Comparable AI strategy engagements at major consulting firms typically range from €75,000 to €250,000 — and usually deliver reports, not operational infrastructure. Our engagements deliver a Living Book, prompt system, and implementation that your team uses every day. The investment reflects the strategic value and the uniqueness of the methodology.
What happens when our organization changes?
The Living Book evolves with you. New regulations, policy changes, departing key people, new departments — we add chapters that narrate the new reality. Your AI stays current because your context stays current. That’s what the Living Book Retainer is designed for.
Can different departments have their own Living Book?
Yes. Many organizations start with one and expand. Sales makes decisions differently from engineering. A department-specific Living Book captures those differences while maintaining shared organizational values.
Can it be translated?
Yes. A Living Book can be translated into any language while preserving the narrative structure. Same values, same judgment, same effect — in whatever language your teams work in.
What happens if AI models change?
Your Living Book and knowledge base remain valid. They capture your knowledge — not technical instructions for a specific model. When models change, the context adapts. Your investment is in knowledge, not infrastructure.
Can we see an example of a Living Book?
We can share anonymized excerpts in a conversation. Each Living Book is unique to the organization — but the structure and approach is consistent.