Not scripts that shuffle data. Agents that judge, decide and produce. Invoices chased and the CRM kept clean on one side. Campaign strategy, copy, images and video produced on the other.
Operations is where you lose hours. Marketing is where you lose ground. Most clients start with two or three of these.
Call notes into the CRM. Invoices chased every Friday. Onboarding checklists. Approvals that stall in an inbox for three days.
Nothing waits on someone remembering.Support tickets triaged. Leads qualified and routed. The same six questions answered from your own documents.
You open the inbox already sorted.Numbers pulled, checked and written up on a schedule. Including the paragraph that explains the dip.
Friday's report is ready on Friday.Blog, email, social, product and ad copy. Written in your voice from your own material, at a volume one person can't hit.
A quarter of content in a week.Product shots, ad creative, thumbnails, social cuts. Generated on brand, in the formats each channel wants, in as many variants as testing needs.
Creative stops being the bottleneck.Market and competitor research. Positioning. Angles generated, pressure-tested and prioritised, then briefed and scheduled.
More shots on goal, better aimed.An automation follows a rule. An agent reads the situation, decides, and hands you the part that needs a human. That difference is the whole product. It is also why most of this work fails, in three predictable ways.
Easy cases get automated. The odd ones break it. Your team goes back to doing it by hand.
so: we build the awkward cases first. If they can't be handled, we tell you it isn't worth automating.One person understood it. They finished their contract. Now nobody will touch it or switch it off.
so: it runs in your accounts, documented, with your team trained. You own it outright.Usage drops quietly. Nobody checks. It gets cancelled a year later, still being paid for.
so: we check usage at month one and month three. Unused means we fix it or remove it.A week finding what repeats and costing it. You keep the map whether or not you hire us.
Highest cost per hour first. You get working systems in weeks, not a deck.
Documented, in your accounts, your team trained. Stop working with us and it keeps running.
Then you decide whether to do the next three. No retainer to find out.
Illustrative. Your console shows the workflows we build for you.
Everyone's is. Shared drives, three spreadsheets that disagree, a CRM half the team ignores. That's the normal starting point. If something needs tidying before it's worth automating, we'll tell you in the map.
Anything involving money or a customer needs a person to approve it. Everything else logs what it did, so mistakes are visible and reversible. Any workflow can be switched off on its own.
You own it. It runs in your accounts, it's documented, and your team is trained on it. Nothing of ours sits in the middle. If we vanished tomorrow it would keep running.
ChatGPT waits for you to ask. An agent runs on its own, against your real data, and knows when to stop and get you. The models are cheap and you already have them. What you're paying for is knowing which jobs to point them at, handling the cases that break them, and it still working in six months.
Each build is priced against the hours it replaces, and quoted before you commit. If the numbers don't work, we'll say so rather than sell you a retainer.
No. Agents run inside your CRM, your sheets, your inbox and your project tool. Nothing gets ripped out and there are no new logins for your team.
No. Send an email address and the map comes back in writing. Talk to us afterwards only if it's worth talking about.
Send an email address. You get back the three jobs we'd hand to an agent first, across operations and marketing, what they cost you now and what we'd charge. In writing.
No call. No deck. Costs you nothing.