Shape 01
Implementation
The build. We rebuild the operations layer and stand up the vertical work on top of it. Scoped as Fixed Price for a defined build, or as a Retainer when the work is continuous and evolving.
Services
Your digital operations, run for you.
Zyos rebuilds the operations layer that runs your business, then runs five verticals on top of it: Marketing, IT, Data and Insights, Automation, and Finance. Foundation first, with a senior team accountable.
Five verticals
The functions we run on top of the foundation.
Each vertical runs on the same rebuilt operations layer. Start with one, add others as the foundation proves out.
Marketing
Marketing, sales, and ecommerce operations: SEO, AEO and GEO, ads, Google Business Profile, Local Services Ads, email, content, CRM, UX and CRO, and sales enablement.
Explore MarketingIT
IT modernization, security posture, Microsoft 365, and day-to-day IT operations, so your team is not the IT department.
Explore ITData & Insights
Data integration, KPI instrumentation, dashboards, source attribution, and a reporting cadence built on one source of truth.
Explore Data & InsightsAutomation
Process mapping and reengineering, manual-to-system conversion, plus custom software builds, middleware, and systems integration.
Explore AutomationFinance
Finance operations, cash flow visibility, and close and reporting, run on the same instrumented foundation.
Explore FinanceTwo engagement shapes
Implementation, then Managed Operations.
Every engagement takes one of two shapes. The first builds the capability; the second runs it.
Shape 02
Managed Operations
The run. A subscription in which Zyos operates the verticals for you on a monthly delivery cycle, reviewed against your goals, with a senior team accountable and support built in.
How a client enters
Measure, scope, then harden the foundation.
Three steps take you from a first measurement to a rebuilt operations layer the verticals can run on.
Step 01
Opportunity Engine
A short intake that measures where you are and surfaces the gaps worth closing. It routes you toward the vertical, or verticals, that move the needle first.
Learn moreStep 02
Transformation Roadmap
A lite scope: the engagement type, the initial scope, and the pain points to attack. Enough to agree on a first move without a heavy discovery bill.
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Process Intelligence
The deep, paid on-ramp. We harden the operations layer at the system level and produce the assessment, the roadmap, and the architecture the verticals run on.
Learn moreServices, FAQ
What buyers ask about running operations with Zyos.
Straight answers to what buyers ask about the verticals and how they run.
What does Zyos actually run for a business?
Zyos runs five functional verticals on top of the operations layer it rebuilds first: Marketing, IT, Data and Insights, Automation, and Finance. Automation also covers custom software builds and systems integration. You can start with one vertical or several, and the same senior team stays accountable across them.
Why start with the operations layer instead of a single service?
A vertical run on top of broken systems and undocumented processes stays brittle. Zyos maps and rebuilds the operations layer first, the systems, data, and processes a business runs on, so the marketing, IT, data, automation, and finance work compounds instead of firefighting. Foundation first is the whole point.
How does an engagement start?
Three steps. The Opportunity Engine measures where you are. A Transformation Roadmap sets a lite scope: engagement type, scope, and pain points. Process Intelligence is the deep, paid hardening at the system layer that produces the assessment, roadmap, and architecture. From there we run the verticals you need.
Where do AI agents fit in?
Agents are a delivery mechanism, not the product. Zyos uses them where they compound value, inside a vertical, on top of a foundation that is actually in place, with humans in the loop and a senior team accountable for the outcome.
One team, the whole operation
Start with a measurement.
The Opportunity Engine tells you where the operations layer is weak and which vertical to run first. The routing decision is the starting point, not a generic pitch.