Less repetition.
More possibility.

Make room for the work that needs you. We connect assistants, business data and approval steps into a useful workflow.

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Agreed before anything is built

  • What it readsApproved sources only: your documents, FAQ, spreadsheets
  • What it doesDrafts, sorts, looks up and updates the CRM
  • What needs a personAnything sent out, approved or paid
  • What it recordsEach run, for review and improvement

When unsure, it hands over to your team

What’s included

Where AI earns its place.

  • AI Workflow Mapping

    Map manual processes, decision points, data sources, prompts, and handoffs before building.

  • AI Assistant & Knowledge

    Assistants for FAQ, lead qualification, document lookup, internal support, or knowledge bases with clear source boundaries.

  • Generative Website Feature

    Generative features for websites, admin panels, CMS, or portals such as draft copy, recommendations, summaries, and content helpers.

  • Automation Integration

    Connect AI to webhooks, forms, CRM, spreadsheets, email, CMS, dashboards, or operational systems.

Where it lives

One assistant, wherever people ask.

The same knowledge and the same rules, in the chat your customers already use, on your website, in your inbox and inside your own tools.

  • WhatsApp

    Answers customers, any hour

  • Website chat

    Helps visitors before they call

  • Email

    Drafts replies; a person sends

  • Admin panel

    Writes and summarises inside your tools

The range so far

Explore all work
How it runs

Scoped, built, then tested.

  1. AI Fit Check

    Define viable AI use cases, data risks, and output limits.

  2. Knowledge & Flow Setup

    Prepare knowledge sources, prompts, triggers, approval, and integration flow.

  3. Implementation

    Build the assistant, automation, API integration, UI, and needed logging.

  4. Testing & Handover

    Test outputs, edge cases, guardrails, fallbacks, and workflow management.

Pricing

Start with one workflow.

A first workflow keeps the scope small and the result easy to judge.

What shapes the quote
  • Steps in the workflow
  • Tools and data to connect
  • Approval rules
  • Volume of requests
  • Monitoring after handover
Your brief becomesA written scope and quoteAgreed before any work starts.
FAQ

Before you ask.

Will the AI send things without anyone checking?

Only if you decide it should.

Every workflow we scope includes a review step where your team approves the result.

What happens to our data?

It reaches only what the task needs.

Before building, we agree which data the workflow can reach.

Do we need to replace our current tools?

No, we connect the ones you use.

Spreadsheets, email, a CRM or a CMS, where they allow it.

What makes a good first workflow?

Frequent, rule-based and already checked by someone.

FAQ answers, lead sorting and document lookup are common starts.

Start a project

Have these ready, and the first reply can be specific.

  • One repetitive workflow
  • The tools and data involved
  • Who approves the result
  • Examples of a good output
  1. You send the briefA few minutes on the form. Rough answers are fine.
  2. We reply with questionsOr suggest a short call if that is quicker.
  3. You get a written scope and quoteWhat is included, the timeline and the price, before you commit.