One place for the business
Core brings people, work, files, data, automations, and AI into one shared foundation.
JIDOKA Core
JIDOKA Core is the shared operating layer underneath every JIDOKA build. It gives a business the basic systems it needs before industry customization begins.
The code barely changes. The experience changes.
$497/month. That covers as many Workflow Blocks as the business wants from the catalogue, the integrations each one needs, and a dashboard customized to how the business actually runs.
Shared Foundation
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What Core Includes
Common questions
JIDOKA Core is the operating foundation underneath every industry system we build. It connects workflows, data, automations, AI assistance, dashboards and the tools you already use into one place, so the business has a single operating layer rather than a collection of disconnected applications.
No. Core is built around the tools you already run rather than replacing them. It becomes the layer that connects them and closes the gaps between them, which means adopting it does not require moving your data or retraining your team on a new application.
The Core is the same in every engagement; the industry layer changes the daily experience on top of it. A salon and a brokerage run the same foundation, but the workflows, terminology and dashboards each team sees are the ones their own industry actually uses.
A Core build starts by mapping what your business actually needs, not by installing anything. The operational diagnostic establishes which workflows carry the most cost and which part of the foundation to build first, so the opening release addresses a real constraint rather than a generic checklist.
Core brings people, work, files, data, automations, and AI into one shared foundation.
JIDOKA can connect what a business already uses before replacing anything.
The same foundation can become Beauty, Marketing, Trading, Real Estate, Healthcare, Nonprofit, or Education.
Industry Packages
The foundation stays shared. The workflows, dashboards, prompts, templates, automations, and language become specific to the business.
Booking, retention, inventory, payments and owner visibility.
Campaigns, content, clients, reporting and profitability.
Research, risk, reporting and portfolio operations.
Leads, properties, transactions and owner visibility.
Patient workflows, referrals, capacity and administration.
Donors, grants, programs, volunteers and impact.
Enrollment, student support, courses and program performance.
Blueprint Diagnostic
The diagnostic identifies what is missing, what should connect, and which industry package fits best.
Before you buy
We would rather lose the sale than sell a workflow that never pays for itself. Any of these and you should keep your money.
If what a workflow would recover is worth less than what it costs to run, it is a bad trade and we will say so. The demo gives you that number before any money changes hands.
A Workflow Block runs the same steps the same way every time and stops when it cannot. That is the point of it. If you want an agent that improvises, we are the wrong shop and we will not pretend otherwise.
Every action waits for a person. Drafts stay drafts and nothing is marked done until the platform it went to confirms it. Without someone to approve the queue, the work piles up instead of going out.
These systems give a small team back the hours that admin was eating. If the goal is a business with nobody in it, another vendor will sell you that story more convincingly than we will.
Core is worth it when a business wants many Blocks and a dashboard shaped around how it runs. If a single workflow closes the gap, start at $20 a month and move up only when the second one earns its place.