Imprint Genius · Product sourcing · United States
One afternoon to install. Half the business covered.
Isaac Hetzroni, the Sourcing Guy, runs Imprint Genius and one of the biggest sourcing audiences on the internet.
1
afternoon from start to a working system, about three to four hours
40–50%
of the business automated in that first session, in Isaac's words
Every app
he works from, connected into one centralised system
The install
Isaac's build was a single sitting: three to four hours to connect every app he uses across the business and the personal brand into one centralised system. By the end of the afternoon it knew his content, his business and his context, could answer questions against all of it, and was already producing presentations. His own estimate of what that first session covered: forty to fifty per cent of the business.
“If I'd hired other agencies, they probably would have given me half the product, taken a week, and billed me for the entire process.”
What's next
The next step is access for his team: the same brain, reachable without Isaac in the room, so the people around him get his answers when he isn't there. The base is in; the work in progress is deliberate.
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Imprint Genius runs Imperium's AI Operating System. One afternoon to install. Half the business covered. The numbers and quotes on this page come from the company's own filmed interview.