Managing Partner
Owns firm growth
- Judged on
- Firm growth and partner productivity.
- What changes for them
- Pipeline by practice and partner in one view, reviewed in one meeting instead of five.
AI Transformation · Professional services
For consulting, legal, accounting and advisory firms: agents that track engagement status, search past work and check time before billing, alongside AI for proposals, conflict checks and client meetings, each approved by a person.
# Enterprise AI programme · Professional servicesindustry: professional_servicesfunctions: business_development: agents: [proposal-drafting, rfp-response] delivery: agents: [engagement-status, meeting-notes] finance: agents: [time-entry-checks] knowledge: agents: [past-work-search] risk_and_legal: agents: [conflict-check]controls: approval: named_person audit_log: every_run data: stays_in_your_stackowner: your_team # documented and handed overWritten for
Managing Partner, Business Development Director and Practice Lead
The question you came with
Why does new business live in partners' inboxes and memories?
Part of Enterprise AI Transformation
Where it starts in professional services. The first work handed to agents: engagement status agent, billing check agent and conflict and engagement letter agent. Each one drafts or flags, and a named person approves.
See the whole programmePatterns, not anecdotes. If two of these are true, the rest of this page is about you.
New business lives in partners' inboxes and memories.
Proposals are rebuilt from old documents every time.
Nobody knows which relationships produced last year's revenue.
Pipeline and utilisation are reported in different meetings from different spreadsheets.
In a firm, new business belongs to everyone and no one. These are the three people who end up owning it.
Owns firm growth
Owns introductions and pitches
Owns a team’s work and utilisation
Built from email and calendar metadata with consent, never message content, so the warmest way into each account is visible to the whole firm.
The foundations, the agents across your operations, and the revenue agents, shaped for professional services. Each agent drafts or flags, and a named person approves.
Past work, proposals and credentials organised, with permissions respected.
Engagement time, budgets and invoices in one place, with write-off risk visible.
Summarises status and risks weekly from time, budget and notes.
Checks time entries before billing and flags write-offs early.
Prepares conflict checks and engagement letters from your templates, sending exceptions to the risk partner.
Drafts proposals and RFP answers from past work for a partner to edit.
Turns client meetings into notes, actions and CRM updates.
The review comes first. After it, this is the Core program focus we recommend for professional services teams.
$1,500, credited to your first month. We map your stack against the six layers of Agentic OS and check it for the relationship, proposal and capacity gaps on this page. You keep the findings whether or not you work with us.
$4k–6kper month
Know which relationships to use, and when.
The same six layers on every engagement, built around how firms win work through partners and relationships.
Leadership changes at clients, alumni moves, M&A and referral introductions.
See the Signal layer 02 · ContextA relationship map from email and calendar metadata, with consent, joined to the CRM.
See the Context layer 03 · AgentsProposal drafting, meeting notes and RFP response agents, each edited by a partner.
See the Agents layer 04 · FlowIntroductions routed to the partner with the warmest path, with a follow-up clock.
See the Flow layer 05 · PulsePipeline by practice and partner, shown against delivery capacity.
See the Pulse layer 06 · LoopWins and losses reviewed by practice every quarter to set the next target list.
See the Loop layerChanges that mean an account is worth a conversation now, matched to your ICP and written to the CRM with the reason.
It reads metadata such as who met whom, not message content, configured to your policy. Partners can exclude any contact.
No. It drafts. A partner edits and sends, and the draft keeps links to the sources it used.
Usually yes for new business, connected to the practice system for clients and billing. The review tells you whether that is worth it for your size.
Fixed-scope offers that fit this industry. Each has a set timeline and a deliverable you keep.
An assistant that answers from your own policies, SOPs and contracts, with sources, in your languages
Fully automated account-based marketing that books qualified meetings on your reps' calendars
Invoices read, matched and posted automatically, with exceptions resolved or drafted by an agent
The services, tools and rules that matter most in professional services.
Start with a fixed-fee AI transformation review. We map your systems, data and teams against the six layers of Pegasus Agentic OS and name the first workflows to hand to agents. You keep the findings whether or not you work with us.