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Answers customers from the business's real records, books and reschedules, and hands anything odd to a human with the full thread attached.
AI agents, workflow automation, document pipelines and websites for agencies, real estate, SaaS, healthcare, trades and ecommerce. Every build starts with arithmetic, not a demo.
Four kinds of work. Most clients start with one and add the next once the first one has paid back.
Agents that answer the phone, reply to the inbox, qualify leads and book calls from your real data, and hand the odd cases to a human.
Your CRM, inbox, forms, sheets and billing joined up so data is typed once and tasks run without a person remembering.
Invoices, insurance claims, purchase orders and PDFs read into your system, checked, and posted where they belong.
Fast, clean sites and storefronts built to bring in work, then wired into the same automation so a lead never sits unanswered.
Most businesses we audit have at least two of these. Tap one to see what usually leaks and what we plug it with.
Pick one task your team does by hand. Move the dials. The slip below is the same arithmetic we do on the audit call, and it decides whether we build anything at all.
Each of these has one paperwork bottleneck that a third party controls. That is where the money is stuck, and that is what we go after first.
Stock that drifts between channels, support tickets that ask the same question, orders that never match the books.
Client reporting stitched together from screenshots every Monday morning.
Leads answered hours late and listings typed into four portals by hand.
Onboarding and support that scale only by hiring, before the revenue does.
Claims paperwork that decides when the insurer pays, and a front desk that can't keep up.
Calls missed on the job, quotes sent late, invoices chased by hand.
Clients across trades, healthcare, real estate, media and agencies. Real names, real builds — no invented quotes.
The clients above are named. Below are the systems themselves — 15 real builds, each one you can open and read.
Answers customers from the business's real records, books and reschedules, and hands anything odd to a human with the full thread attached.
Supplier invoices and insurance claim documents read out of PDFs and photos, checked against the job, and posted to the books for approval.
New leads answered in minutes, old ones re-opened on a schedule, and every reply logged against the contact without anyone typing.
Case studies show the actual workflow, what it replaced and what it cost to run.
Practical write-ups on what we build and what actually moves the needle.
How online stores can automate most customer support: which tickets AI can close on its own, which need a person, the three-layer setup, real tool prices, the shipping-delay and chatbot rules, a cost sum and when it backfires.
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Read →How small businesses can ask every customer for a Google review automatically after the job: the review link, timing, text and email wording, what Google and the FTC ban, real tool prices, and when it backfires.
Read →Half of the audits we run end with us telling the owner to keep the human, or to fix a spreadsheet first. Here are the rules we use.
Four steps, in this order, every time. Most focused builds are live inside six weeks.
Thirty minutes. You walk us through one week of the task as it happens today. We ask more questions than we answer.
Free
One page. What the task costs you now, what the build would cost, and the month it pays back. If it doesn't, we say so and stop here.
Within two working days
n8n as the backbone, Claude or OpenAI for the reading and writing, your existing tools left in place. You see it working on your real data before anything is switched on.
Two to six weeks
We read every output for the first month and fix what's wrong the same day. After that the retainer covers changes, breakages and the next gap.
Ongoing
Tell us the one task that eats the most of your week. We'll come to the call with questions, not slides. Prefer a calendar? Pick a time here.