services

automation

Your tools already exist. What's missing is the wiring between them. We build the flows that move information for you, with a person in the loop only where one is actually needed.

quick estimate
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Assumes 70% of the task is automatable. An indication, not a contractual commitment.

use cases

what we automate most often

intake

Inbound requests

A form, an email or a message gets qualified, saved to the CRM and assigned to the right person, with an instant acknowledgement to the sender.

quotes

Quotes & follow-ups

Quotes generated from your pricing rules, sent, then chased on a schedule until someone replies.

content

Content production

Sourced research, AI-assisted drafting, human approval before publishing. Nothing goes live unapproved.

data

Reports & dashboards

Daily consolidation of your sources into one sheet, with an alert when a threshold is crossed.

billing

Invoicing & chasing

Invoice raised at the right stage, sent, filed, then chased automatically when it goes unpaid.

support

Support triage

Requests sorted by topic and urgency, a suggested reply drafted, escalation when it's warranted.

stack

what we connect

We don't push a new platform on you. We wire up what you already use.

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guardrails

what stops an automation going wrong

A flow that fails silently costs more than having no flow at all.

control

Human approval

Sensitive steps — sending to a client, publishing, paying — require an explicit sign-off.

audit

Full log

Every run is recorded: input, output, error. You can replay any single case.

alerts

Failure notice

A broken flow tells you immediately instead of quietly stopping.

What do you redo every week?

Describe it in three sentences. We'll reply with the flow we'd build, the hours it should give back, and the price.