What we automate
The catalogue is organised by business function, not by technology. You look for the place that hurts today, and see what can be done about it.
What people usually arrive with
What we do
Sales
Voice on inbound calls, instant reply to a lead, outbound touches, documents built from the deal, CRM hygiene.
Marketing
End to end ad analytics, a content pipeline, personalised campaigns, review and reputation work.
Customer service
An agent in messengers and on the site, answers from your own documents, ticket routing, quality control.
Operations and back office
Incoming documents, approvals, procurement, logistics, schedules, vision on the floor.
Finance
Payment reconciliation, invoicing, receivables, management reporting that assembles itself.
HR
Candidate screening and a first interview, onboarding, a knowledge base for staff.
Data and analytics
One source of data, operational dashboards, forecasts for demand, churn and stock.
Internal assistants
A company assistant in Telegram, Slack or Teams, meeting summaries, a morning brief for the owner.
Custom agents and MCP
An agent that runs a process inside your systems, and one connection layer for AI assistants.
What this looks like in practice
Typical scenarios in this area: what people arrive with and what we do about it. These are not named client cases, the confirmed work is collected in the portfolio.
- Situation
- Calls and leads outside working hours have nobody to answer them, and the ads run around the clock.
- What we do
- A voice agent on the inbound line and an instant reply to every lead. Visible within a week.
- Situation
- Receivables sit there, and reminders go out whenever someone remembers.
- What we do
- A cascade of reminders by debtor segment, with a report to the manager.
- Situation
- Accounting and procurement key in invoices and delivery notes by hand.
- What we do
- Documents are read, matched against the order, and anything doubtful goes to a person.
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