Straight answers.

A 45-minute call with Parker and a written roadmap. It shows where you lose time and money, four quick wins you can roll out in four days, the bigger projects worth doing next, and a dollar value on all of it.

Fill out a short business intake. It takes a few minutes and means the 45 minutes goes to your real problems instead of background questions.

The roadmap. It is yours to keep. Roll out the quick wins yourself, implement them with Parker, or do neither.

Parker gives you a clear number on the first call, before you commit to anything.

No. Parker builds it, installs it, and trains your team as he goes. You get the result, not another login to manage.

Doheny AI, founded and led by Parker Anderson: two years as a fractional CFO to 30+ small businesses, a CPA license, and a Master’s in Accounting. Based in Mesa. Parker sets the direction on every engagement.

Yes. The assessment, the builds, and the concierge sessions all run over video and screen share, so we work with owners anywhere in the US. Businesses in the Phoenix area can also meet in person.

Probably. The industry matters less than the shape of the business: an owner who still runs the day, 5 to 75 people, and leads, quotes, scheduling, or invoicing handled by hand. Contractors, home services, distributors, shops, and service companies all fit. The process is the same; the workflows are different.

If you want help, Parker can build the fixes with you: a revenue-driving build, an AI voice agent, or an ongoing AI concierge engagement. It is your call.

Quick wins land in the first week. The roadmap includes a four-day rollout plan, one tool per day. Bigger projects are scoped on their own timeline.