Question 1

What does HumologyPoint do?

Accepted Answer

HumologyPoint is an ops and advisory studio for small businesses. I help owners clear the chaos and strengthen the business with AI where it fits — while keeping the human in charge. The tangled parts — messy processes, scattered docs, overloaded routines — go in, and working systems come out. Sometimes AI is part of the answer. Often it isn't, and I'll say so.

Question 2

Who do you work with?

Accepted Answer

Small-business owners and owner-led teams. If you're the owner, the operator, and the admin department all before lunch, we're a fit. I work with owners nationwide, remotely, and am based in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Question 3

Who is the founder?

Accepted Answer

Janie Lee. An operator before a consultant — nearly two decades in operations and helping teams through change, plus an Executive MBA and an MS in Business Analytics. I also run my own business (Glowcraft Luxe Services, a mobile detailing company), so I know what it's like on your side of the desk.

Question 4

What does the name mean?

Accepted Answer

Humology is human plus technology. Point is the exact place where the two meet. That intersection is where work either gets easier or harder, and it's the only place I work.

Question 5

Who actually does the work — you, or a team?

Accepted Answer

Me, directly. This is a small, senior practice by design. You're not handed to an account manager or a junior consultant, and the person on your first call is the person doing the work.

Question 6

What is the Hands-On Project Support (Pressure Point)?

Accepted Answer

A short, fixed-scope project ($2,500 fixed, 1–3 weeks). You hand me one tangled project, process, or mess. I finish it, organize it, and get it off your mind. Best when you can name the specific thing hanging over your head.

Question 7

What is the Practical AI Support (Merge Point)?

Accepted Answer

Real AI help for business owners — no hype, no learning curve ($2,400 fixed). One focused working session to decide where AI actually earns its keep in your business, then hands-on setup of the AI improvements we agree on, plus two weeks of follow-up. Best when you're curious about AI and want practical wins, not theory.

Question 8

What is the Business Advisory Support (Point Person)?

Accepted Answer

A monthly thinking partner ($650/month, cancel anytime). Research, second opinions, and clarity on the decisions in front of you. Thinking only — no implementation. Best for owners making decisions alone who want a trusted sounding board in their corner.

Question 9

How do I know which one fits me?

Accepted Answer

Take the "Which pathway fits you?" quiz on the home page — three quick questions and I'll point you to where to start. Or just tell me what's going on and I'll tell you honestly which (if any) is the right fit.

Question 10

What if none of the three fit exactly?

Accepted Answer

Reach out anyway. If it's tangled, I probably untangle it. The three pathways cover the most common starting points, but plenty of work is something in between — and I'll tell you on a call whether I'm the right help.

Question 11

What is the $250 working diagnostic?

Accepted Answer

A paid first step before any of the three pathways. It's a real, scoped working session — not a sales call — where we dig into what's actually going on and you leave with a clear read on where to start. The $250 diagnostic is credited toward an engagement started within 30 days.

Question 12

How do you price your work?

Accepted Answer

Fixed scope, fixed price, quoted in writing before anything begins. No hourly billing and no open-ended engagements. Pressure Point is $2,500 fixed, Merge Point is $2,400 fixed, and Point Person is $650/month with no lock-in.

Question 13

How fast can you start?

Accepted Answer

The $250 working diagnostic is typically booked within a week. Pressure Point and Merge Point projects begin once scope is confirmed, usually within two weeks. Point Person can start the same week.

Question 14

Do you do the work, or just tell me what to do?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the pathway. Pressure Point and Merge Point are hands-on — I do the work with you and set things up. Point Person is thinking only: research, second opinions, and clarity, no implementation. I'll always be clear up front which one you're getting.

Question 15

Do I need to be interested in AI to work with you?

Accepted Answer

No. Most of this work is plain operations — cleaning up processes, organizing the chaos, building systems that hold. Sometimes AI is part of the answer; often it isn't, and I'll say so. Recommending software you don't need isn't a service.

Question 16

Do you work remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, nationwide. Everything can be done remotely. For clients in Grand Junction, Mesa County, and the Western Slope, I'm happy to come to you when it helps.

Question 17

Who is this not a fit for?

Accepted Answer

I'll say so directly if I'm not the right help. Not a fit if you want tool selection or technical implementation only, want training with no appetite for changing the work around it, or are looking to replace your people with software. Being clear about that early saves everyone time.

Question 18

We're really small — under five people. Can you still help?

Accepted Answer

Often yes, and sometimes the honest answer is that you need to do the work rather than pay someone to analyze it. I'll tell you that on a call before you spend anything. Point Person is a low-commitment way to get a thinking partner without a big engagement.

Question 19

I already have an AI strategy. Do I still need this?

Accepted Answer

Most owners don't have an AI strategy so much as a set of questions — and that's fine. Where I help is the part a strategy never touches: the day-to-day workflows, the daily habits, and the decisions about where AI actually earns its keep. If you already have a strategy, great — we'll build on it.

Question 20

What if it doesn't work out?

Accepted Answer

I define in writing, before starting, what the work will produce and what counts as success. If we get partway in and it becomes clear it won't deliver that, I say so and stop billing for it. That costs me something, which is the point.

Common questions.

About HumologyPoint

The Three Pathways

How It Works & Pricing

Is This Right for You

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