AI automation implementation
Small & medium sized businesses
We sit with your team, find the work that's slowing you down, build the systems that do it instead, and handle the maintenance so you don't have to think about it again.
Check the ones that sound like your week.
Most operations we walk into recognise several.
Check the ones that sound like your week.
A discovery call, no charge and no obligation. You tell us what the week actually looks like and which part of it you hate. We say whether we think there is something here worth fixing, and we tell you if there is not.
Paid, and the first real work. We sit with the people doing the job and learn how it gets done, where it is slow and where it breaks. You get a written writeup: what we found, what we would build, in what order, on what timeline and what it costs. It is yours whether you hire us or not.
Scope agreed and signed before anything starts, so the price does not move. You see it as it comes together and we stay in contact for questions. Once it is live we review it with you and fix what turns up, at no extra cost.
A subscription. We watch it, patch it, and handle whatever changes upstream before it becomes your problem. Need something changed? Call, text or email and we do it. You never have to touch a thing.
Fewer headaches for your team
Who gets their week back Whoever keeps meaning to update it
The site is a few years old, nobody remembers the login, and the new item on the menu still is not on it. Any change means chasing a freelancer who might reply this week.
We build it and we keep it. New item on the menu, a price change, a new photo: send us a message and it is done. Hosting, updates and backups stop being your problem.
Who gets their week back The person who is currently the integration
Your booking system does not talk to your accounting, which does not talk to your inventory. Somebody copies between them by hand, and that somebody is the integration.
A bespoke system sits between them and moves the data itself. Built around the way your business actually works rather than the way a template assumes it does.
Who gets their week back Whoever lives in the spreadsheet
Someone spends most of the day in a spreadsheet, pulling numbers together and running the same calculations so that everybody else can get on with their job.
The calculation runs on its own and the answer lands where people need it. That person goes back to the job you actually hired them for.
Who gets their week back The two people retyping the same form
Whatever the customer sent, a PDF, a photo of a form, a forwarded email thread, gets retyped into three systems by two different people.
One complete record built from whatever arrived, with the missing fields flagged for a single follow up instead of four.
Who gets their week back You, on a Monday morning
How many people visited the site, how many turned into sales, which kinds of job actually make money. The answers live in four places and nobody has time to line them up.
One view, updated on its own, pulling from every system you run. The numbers you make decisions on, in one place, without asking anyone to build a report.
Tell us what your week looks like. We will tell you what we would change, before you commit to anything.