Automations

Work that does itself.

A fair chunk of your week could run without you. We wire it up, with AI where it earns its keep and plain automation everywhere else.

Five pain points

Where it hurts.

Focus on your craft
You started this to do the thing you’re good at. We automate the jobs that keep pulling you off it.
A report, a reminder and a follow-up land on your work, then a cog files each one away, ticked.
Get your systems talking
Bookings, inbox, spreadsheets, accounts. We connect them, so a detail typed once turns up everywhere it’s needed.
A detail typed into bookings turns up in the inbox, the spreadsheet and the accounts on its own.
Admin on autopilot
Reminders, follow-ups, reports and filing run on their own and tell you when they’re done.
With autopilot on, jobs ride a belt under a stamp that ticks each one off.
Catch more leads
Every enquiry gets a quick reply and lands in one list, even at 11pm on a Sunday.
An enquiry at 11pm on a Sunday gets a reply straight away and joins the leads list.
Close more sales
Quotes get followed up on time and warm leads get a nudge before they go cold. You stay on the tools.
A nudge reaches a quote before it goes cold, and the quote moves to the booked pile.

How it works

You tell us
The jobs you put off and the ones you do twice. A rough list is plenty.
We map it
We look at the tools you already use, then send a plain-English plan and a quote in writing.
We build it
On top of the tools you have wherever we can, so there’s less to learn.
It runs
We test it on real work, then switch it on. We’re around to tweak it after.

Nope. Tell us how the job gets done now and we’ll handle the technical side.

Sometimes. AI is good at reading messages and drafting replies. Plenty of jobs need something simpler, and simpler is fine.

It depends on the job. Tell us what you need and we’ll come back with a quote in writing.

Websites, automations or both

Tell us what you need. We’ll come back with a plan.