AI agents & automation

Routine work, off your desk.

We find the work your team repeats every day and hand it to agents and workflows: email, documents, data entry, follow-ups and reports. A person still approves what matters.

A line of blue light forks into paths across a dark field; each path ends in a steady light.

Where it helps

  • Quotes that never get a follow-up

    Every quote gets a polite follow-up on day three, and replies land with the right person.

  • An inbox that eats the morning

    Email is sorted, answered where the answer is known, and the rest is flagged for a person.

  • Invoices checked by hand

    Each invoice is matched to its order and delivery. Only the mismatches reach a person.

  • A weekly report nobody enjoys

    Numbers are pulled from your tools and written up every Monday, ready to read.

  • New clients, the same ten steps

    Welcome email, account, folder and first meeting, set up the moment a deal is signed.

  • Site notes and supplier emails

    Turned into one daily report the office can read in two minutes.

What it can do

Connects your tools
Email, spreadsheets, CRM, accounting and booking systems, linked so data moves on its own.
Reads documents
Invoices, forms, contracts and emails, read and sorted.
Decides within limits
An agent chooses the next step inside rules you set. A workflow follows fixed steps.
Stops for approval
It asks a person wherever you say a person must decide.
Keeps a record
What ran, when, and what it changed, in one log.
Runs on time or on a trigger
Every morning, every new email, every signed deal.
Works from your knowledge
Paired with an AI assistant, it works from your own documents.

Ways to have it

  • Automation

    Workflows with fixed steps

    The simplest tool that does the job, for work that never changes.

  • Agents

    AI agents

    For work that needs reading and judgment, with approval steps in place.

  • Your tools

    Inside the tools you use

    It works in your email, sheets and systems, so nobody learns a new app.

  • Skills and agents for one job, such as quote follow-ups or invoice checks.

  • Built into an app or a dashboard we make for you.

How it works

  1. Listen

    We find the tasks your team repeats every day, and who does them.

  2. Map

    We map the work done by hand today, the hours it takes and where a person must decide.

  3. Build

    We build the workflows and agents, and connect them to the tools your team already uses.

  4. Test

    We run them on your real work, with the approval steps in place, before they run on their own.

  5. Look after

    We keep them running, watch what they do and improve them over time.

Works even better with

  • Works from your documents

    AI assistants

    Answers from your own documents and data, with sources (RAG).

  • Starts from a phone call

    Voice agents

    A voice that answers your customers, on your site, your phone line or WhatsApp.

  • Shows the results on a dashboard

    Custom apps & dashboards

    Apps, portals and dashboards built around how your business works, with AI where it helps.

  • Paper first

    Digitalization

    One system for sales, stock and bookings, instead of ten papers.

  • Processes first

    Operations

    Roles, processes and numbers, so a busy day runs like a quiet one.

  • Where AI pays

    AI strategy

    Where AI helps your business, and where it should not.

For your field

Questions

Which tasks are worth handing over?

The map of repeated work shows it: what is done by hand today, and how many hours it takes.

What's the difference between an agent and a workflow?

A workflow follows steps you set. An agent decides the next step, inside limits you set. We use the simpler one that does the job.

Can an agent act without a person's approval?

Only on the steps you mark as safe. Everything else waits until a person approves it.

What happens when it gets something wrong?

It stops and asks wherever you say a person must decide, and the record shows what ran, when, and what it changed. We watch it after launch and fix what slips.

Do we have to change the tools we use?

Not always. We keep what already works, connect to it, and replace only what doesn't.

How long does it take, and what does it cost?

You get the dates and the price before the build starts.1

Which task should run itself?