For Automotive Recycling Operators

You know AI is changing the industry. You just do not know where it belongs inside your operation yet.

A focused advisory engagement for established automotive recyclers who want clarity on where AI fits before spending money on tools, vendors, or implementation.

Natasha Broxton inside Select Auto Parts and Sales, Milwaukee, 125,000 sq ft indoor automotive recycling facility

Self Qualification

Before you book, know if this is for you.

This engagement is not for everyone. It works best for a specific type of operator. Read both columns before you decide.

This is for you if

  • You run an established automotive recycling operation. Real inventory, real payroll, real daily decisions.
  • You cannot step away from the business without things slowing down or changing.
  • Pricing changes depending on who answers the phone or works the counter.
  • Knowledge lives in people's heads, not in systems. If your key person leaves, you lose institutional memory.
  • You have looked at AI tools but do not know which problem to solve first.
  • You want a clear diagnosis before you spend on software, vendors, or implementation.

This is not for you if

  • You want someone to build and install the system for you. That is implementation, not advisory.
  • You are looking for a free AI tool list or a generic chatbot setup.
  • You have not been in business long enough to have operational pain. This works best with years of real data.
  • You want a 40 page technical blueprint or a detailed 30 60 90 day roadmap. That is a different service.
  • You are not ready to hear that AI might not be the first thing you need to fix.

The Problem

The decisions that change depending on who is in the building.

Pricing inconsistency. Missed calls. Knowledge trapped in people's heads. Owner dependency. No clear starting point.

You know AI matters. But every vendor pitches a different tool, every conference sells a different vision, and nothing tells you what to do first inside your own operation.

That is the gap this engagement closes.

Warehouse racks of automotive parts inside Select Auto Parts and Sales, Milwaukee

What You Walk Away With

Clarity, not a deliverable.

When this engagement is done, you should be able to say:

1

I feel confident about my next move.

2

I know where AI fits in my operation.

3

I know what problem to address first.

4

I know where to start.

The Method

Spot It. Structure It. Support It.

Most AI consultants start with tools. Natasha starts with the problem. Before you evaluate a single piece of software, you need to know where revenue is leaking. That is the difference between AI that produces results and AI that sits unused.

1

Spot It

Identify where money is leaking in your operation. Pricing gaps, manual processes, owner dependency, tribal knowledge. The problems that cost you every day but have become invisible because you have always worked around them.

2

Structure It

Build the AI workflow or system that fixes the leak. Not a generic tool recommendation. A specific solution designed for your operation, your people, and your industry. Tested inside a real business before it reaches yours.

3

Support It

Train your team, document the workflow, and maintain the system. AI that no one knows how to use is wasted investment. Adoption is where results happen. This is where most AI projects fail. Not here.


How It Works

One conversation. One analysis. One brief. One review.

1

Operator Session

A focused working session where you walk me through your operation, your team, your daily flow, and the places where decisions keep changing depending on who is working.

2

Analysis

I review what you shared against what I have learned running AI inside my own 125,000 sq ft recycling facility. I look for where money is leaking, where AI fits, and what should come first.

3

AI Operations Priority Brief

You receive a concise written brief. A 3 to 5 page document that captures the diagnosis and the recommendation.

  • The Priority The one operational problem that deserves attention first and why.
  • What You See Where time, revenue, consistency, or owner dependency is being affected.
  • Where AI Fits How AI could support that specific area, and where AI is not the answer.
  • Your Recommendation What I believe you should do next, based on my experience running a real yard.
  • First Moves A short set of next actions you can take yourself, assign internally, or take to a vendor.
  • What to Measure A few indicators that will tell you whether addressing the issue is actually improving the operation.
4

Review Conversation

We walk through the brief together. You ask questions. We adjust. You leave knowing your next move.

That is the complete engagement. No retainers. No ongoing fees. No upsells.


Scope

Advisory. Not implementation.

What it is

  • Diagnosis of where your operation is losing time, revenue, or consistency
  • Prioritization of what to address first
  • A concise 3 to 5 page written brief
  • Clarity on where AI fits and where it does not
  • A review conversation to walk through the brief

What it is not

  • Implementation or system building
  • Software development or vendor management
  • Ongoing technical support or retainers
  • A 30 60 90 day roadmap or technical architecture document
  • Custom system design or installation

I help you see what matters, decide what should come first, and avoid spending money in the wrong place. That is premium advisory.

I am responsible for the quality of the diagnosis and recommendation. I am not responsible for whether you implement it, whether your vendor performs, or whether the technology works. That is yours.


Why Natasha

This thinking was built inside a live operation. Not a consulting deck.

Natasha Broxton at the red office door inside Select Auto Parts and Sales, Milwaukee

Natasha Broxton is the Founder and CEO of Select Auto Parts and Sales, Milwaukee's only indoor automotive recycling facility. 14 years. 125,000 sq ft. Real inventory, real calls, real payroll, real operating consequences.

Every recommendation in this engagement comes from systems she built and tested inside her own yard. Not theory. Not a framework borrowed from another industry.

She is also the Founder of Alitura Group, where she helps operators see where AI fits and where money is leaking before they spend on tools or vendors.

Google featured her twice for using AI to streamline operations, pricing, communication, and onboarding inside a real business.

Investment
$2,500

Fixed engagement. No retainers. No ongoing fees. No upsells.

  • One operator session
  • One analysis
  • One AI Operations Priority Brief (3 to 5 pages)
  • One review conversation

If you decide to move into implementation after the advisory, that is a separate conversation and a separate scope.

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Stop guessing where AI fits.

One conversation. One brief. One clear path forward.

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