Automated processes
The problem. Data copied by hand from one place to another. Reports someone builds every Monday. Invoices waiting three days for the right person to approve them.
What we build. A flow that reads the source, checks the data makes sense, writes it to the destination and only alerts you when something falls outside the expected. Approvals become a button on your phone with the context in front of you.
What changes. Work stops piling up on Mondays and transcription errors disappear, because there is no transcription left.
Intelligent assistants
The problem. An inbox that grows faster than it empties, meetings with no minutes and emails answered late because writing them properly takes fifteen minutes.
What we build. An assistant connected to your email and calendar that sorts what comes in, drafts replies in your tone and summarises meetings noting who takes each task.
What changes. You decide what goes out; what disappears is the time spent starting from a blank page.
Autonomous social media
The problem. Posting consistently demands a weekly slot that never appears, and when it does it goes on deciding what to say.
What we build. A system that suggests topics from what you already know, writes the posts in your voice, schedules them and brings comments and messages into one place.
What changes. Publishing stops depending on having a good day and becomes a process that runs itself, with your review before anything goes out.
Custom chatbots
The problem. The same fifteen questions every day: opening hours, prices, how to book, what paperwork is needed. Each one interrupts someone.
What we build. A chatbot trained on your real documentation, not generic answers. It lives on your site, WhatsApp or email, and it knows when it does not know: when a question falls outside its scope it hands the conversation to a person with the full history.
What changes. Repeat enquiries are resolved instantly and your team only steps into what genuinely needs judgement.
Automatic lead scoring
The problem. A contact list where everyone looks the same and the rep ends up calling in the order they arrived.
What we build. A system that scores each contact by what they have done and by what they are ( sector, size, which pages they viewed, what they replied ) and sorts the list by real likelihood of closing.
What changes. The sales team starts the day at the top of the list, not at the beginning of it.
Reminders, appointments and payments
The problem. Empty slots from no-shows nobody confirmed, and invoices paid late because chasing them is awkward.
What we build. Online booking connected to your real calendar, reminders that go out on their own at the right time and payment follow-up with staged notices that stop the moment payment arrives.
What changes. Fewer lost slots and fewer awkward conversations, because the reminder no longer comes from a person.