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/services · 4
Four kinds of work we take on.
You're not behind. You're busy. Everything we do falls into one of these four, and most clients start with one.
/automation · BUILD & RUN
AI systems & automation
Software that takes over the repetitive work your team does every week.
- Order intake, triage, drafting, follow-up, reporting
- Works inside the tools you already use
- Ships with checks that confirm the work
The same job runs every week on a schedule.
Each run leaves a record of what it did. When the system is not sure about a case, it stops and hands that case to a person.
A weekly job panel: the job runs every weekday at 06:00, enters orders into the ERP, ticks off Monday to Friday, and counts the orders entered and the cases handed to a person.
/data · FOUNDATION
Data foundations & reporting
One set of numbers across your locations, entities, and systems, reconciled before anything else gets built on top.
- One view across locations, entities, or systems
- Every number traces to its source
- Reports on the schedule you already use
Three systems report different totals, and the pipeline reconciles them into one.
Each source reports in its own format. The reconciliation runs on a schedule, and every number traces back to where it came from.
/apps · BUILD & SHIP
Applications & portals
Customer-facing apps, portals, and internal tools that connect to the systems you already run.
- Customer apps, portals, and storefronts in your brand
- Connected to your ERP, booking system, or CRM
- Documented so your team can run it
The portal writes to the system you already run.
A client approves on the screen, the record updates in your system, and the screen shows it. The order is entered once, and the record lives in one place.
/advisory · CALL FIRST
Advisory & enablement
A straight answer on what AI is worth to your business, and hands-on sessions so your people can use it on their own work.
- A written plan with priorities and prices
- A build-versus-buy answer, with the reasoning
- Hands-on sessions, from one team to an enterprise program
One to three sessions produce a written plan, ranked and priced.
Your team is trained to carry it out the week after.
An advisory panel: three working sessions run in order, and each one adds a ranked item to the written plan and trains one person on the team.