How it works
From a first call to software that runs.
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them. Every job gets a written quote before it starts, and Noah is the one person accountable the whole way.
The steps
What happens, in order.
Sheet · A project, start to finish
- A person does it
- Automated
- Planned, not built yet
- Your move
- A person: First call, Free · 20–30 minutes
- A person: Scoping, a written plan
- Your move: You sign
- Automated: Build, agents + Noah's review
- Automated: Care, watched, updated
01
A first call
Free. Twenty to thirty minutes by phone or video, or in person nearby. You describe the work; you get a provisional read and a next step, which might be a scoped project, a template you can set up yourself, or an honest no.
You get · A short written recap.
02
Scoping, when it's needed
For anything not clear enough to quote: a working session on one problem, or a longer scoping for work that crosses several systems. The job gets mapped, the risky parts tested, and every item sorted into the three answers.
You get · A written plan with a triage card per item, and a written quote for the buildable part.
03
Build, with acceptance tests
You sign the quote, the first payment it names clears, and work starts. Agents do much of the building; Noah reviews everything and decides what ships. You see a working demo, and the acceptance tests you agreed on run before you accept.
You get · Working software in accounts you own, a runbook, and a 14-day correction period after you accept.
04
Ongoing care
Optional. What was built stays watched, updated and backed up, with small changes included, month to month. Stop any time; it ends with the paid month.
You get · A short monthly note of what was checked and changed.
Pricing is case by case: the written quote carries the scope, the price and the payment terms, and nothing starts until you've signed it. Ways to work together
The triage
Every item gets one of three answers.
Buildable now
You get the scope, a written quote, and a plan.
Partly buildable
What we can automate, what stays with a person, and why.
Not yet
What's missing. If you'd like, we'll tell you when that changes.
- Every quote lists every item you asked for, so nothing is dropped quietly.
- A first-call answer is provisional and says so. Answers from scoping are written down.
- If an answer changes after you sign, it goes through a written change order. It's never absorbed or billed quietly.
- A “not yet” names what's missing. With your say-so, it gets checked again at a set date, and you hear if it changed.
What stays human
Agents draft. People decide.
Agents do
- Draft replies, quotes and updates
- Build and test code
- Check systems and flag problems
- Prepare bookkeeping proposals
- Write Noah's daily digest
Noah does
- Approve anything that binds the firm
- Review the evidence and decide what ships
- Sign as New Age Consulting
- Issue invoices and refunds
- Answer for the work
You do
- Approve the scope and sign
- Sign in to your own accounts (nobody here holds your passwords)
- Pay invoices from your side
- Accept the work against its tests
No agent tool exists for
Signing or consenting · Moving money · Entering credentials · Granting access · Filings · Legal or tax conclusions · Accepting terms
Visits and drive times
In person nearby. Remote anywhere in the US.
Based in Richland, Missouri, working with organizations and individuals from Waynesville and St. Robert to Rolla, Lebanon, Osage Beach and Springfield, and by video anywhere in the United States.
- Seeing the job beats hearing about itThe fastest way to understand a job is to sit with the person who does it. Nearby, that's often what the first meeting is.
- Short, in quiet hoursA visit comes when it's slow: watch how the work is done, then leave. Nobody is asked to decide anything on the spot.
- Ask for oneSay “stop by” in your request, and you'll get times on a day Noah is already in your town.
- Springfield is further than it looks79 to 97 minutes. Springfield work happens by video, with visits for signed work.
One-way drive from Richland, minutes
From the town center · ±5–10 min
| Town | Minutes, one way |
|---|---|
| Waynesville | 23 to 24 |
| Lebanon | 28 to 33 |
| St. Robert | 29 |
| Fort Leonard Wood area | 34 |
| Camdenton | 40 |
| Osage Beach | 47 to 51 |
| Rolla | 47 to 57 |
| Lake Ozark | 60 |
| Springfield | 79 to 97 |
Signing and records
You sign on a page that shows exactly what you're signing.
- 01A code, not a password
The signing link arrives by email; a separate one-time code proves the address is yours.
- 02Consent first, for people signing for themselves
Before you sign, you see a plain disclosure: you can ask for paper, you can withdraw consent, and what you need to open the files. Then you choose.
- 03The exact document
The page names the document and its version. What you sign is what gets recorded.
- 04A record bound to the text
Completion creates a record tied to a fingerprint (a hash) of the exact document. Change one character and the check fails.
- 05Your copy, and a way to check it
You get the signed copy by email and can verify it any time.
The design follows the federal E-SIGN Act's consumer-consent rules (15 U.S.C. §7001(c)) for every individual signer, and Missouri's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (RSMo 432.200–432.295), which requires that both sides agree to do business electronically. Some documents are never signed electronically. This describes a design; it isn't legal advice.
Privacy
What happens to what you tell us.
- Nothing is stored until you say so.The request form keeps your draft in your own browser tab. It's saved only when you tick the consent box and send it.
- No selling, no ad tracking.New Age Consulting doesn't sell personal information or share it for advertising. The site has no ad pixels. (PR-008)
- Your work stays yours.No client's name, work or words are published without separate written permission. (PR-009)
- Ask what's held about you.You can ask to see, correct or delete it by emailing help@consultnewage.com. The aim is an answer within 30 days. Records that have to be kept, such as signed agreements and financial records, can't be deleted, and the answer says what was kept and why.
The full privacy notice sets all of this out in detail.
Start with a free first call.
Pick a time on the booking page, or describe the work in a sentence or two first. Either way, you'll get a straight answer: buildable now, partly, or not yet.
New Age Consulting is a new firm. Client examples will appear only when the client agrees and the evidence supports them.
Prefer a form? Start a project. Or email help@consultnewage.com.