Services
Everything we build, and the one way we build it.
Six services, one method: map one recurring workflow, install it inside the tools you already run, keep consequential decisions with a person, and measure it against the baseline recorded before launch.
AI strategy and operating maps
A ranked list of workflows worth automating, and the ones to leave alone
- Workflow, tooling and data readiness review
- Ranked portfolio with a written definition for the first build
- A plain no where AI should not be used yet
Workflow automation
Recurring work moves between your tools without a person carrying it
- Field extraction from emails, documents and forms
- Routing, record creation and system updates
- Exception queue for a person, monitored after launch
AI agents
Agents that act in your tools, one job each, with a visible stop condition
- Support, operations, revenue and back-office agents
- Approval gates and scoped permissions per agent
- A full audit log of every tool call and decision
Custom software and internal products
The one tool nobody sells, connected to everything you already run
- Internal tools, client portals and approval queues
- APIs, connections and background workers
- AI features inside your own product
Marketing operations
The Monday report writes itself. Every post and every budget change still waits for you
- Weekly reporting across ad, analytics and social sources
- Ad-account checks with proposed changes queued for approval
- Content repurposing and drafts, reviewed before anything publishes
AI content production for brands
A production pipeline tuned to your brand, not a generic AI look
- Brand-tuned image and copy pipeline
- Variations per channel and format, in hours
- Human review against your guide before anything is delivered
Managed AI employee
One AI worker for one repetitive job: support, lead qualification or admin. We build it, run it and tune it every month.
- Works in your inbox, CRM and helpdesk around the clock
- Hands anything unusual to your team
- Monitored and improved monthly
Built inside the tools you already run.
The install connects to the CRM, inbox, project tool, finance system and documents that carry the work today. Every connection proves a read, a scoped write and a readback before it goes live.
See how a connection is provenMarks identify the software these systems connect to. No endorsement or partnership implied.One path for every service
Fit first. Definition before production.
The same four decisions apply whether the first build is an automation, an agent, a product or a training programme.
- 01
Fit Review
One recurring workflow, its owner, its records and the tools it crosses. Free, and allowed to end in no.
Free - 02
Operating Map
Boundary, acceptance test, exclusions, authority rules, timeline and a fixed Production Install price. Yours to keep.
Paid - 03
Production Install
Built against real records, every connection read back, launched with a named owner.
Fixed scope - 04
Operate or hand over
AI employee under its own agreement, or a documented client-owned handover.
Your choice
Find your way in by sector or by function.
Before a Fit Review.
Which service should we start with?+
If you know the workflow, start with the service that matches its shape: automation for rule-based movement, agents where judgment is needed, software when the team needs a surface. If you do not know yet, the strategy service ranks the candidates and writes the first build.
Do you offer all of these as separate contracts?+
Yes. Each service can be bought on its own after a Fit Review and Operating Map. Most installs combine two or three, because one workflow usually needs automation, a narrow agent and a small review surface together.
Where are the prices?+
There are no public prices. A fixed Production Install price is written into the Operating Map after the workflow is defined. The Fit Review is free.
Who is this for?+
Established B2B services companies with roughly ten to a few hundred staff, where a stable revenue or delivery workflow still depends on one senior person moving records between tools. Agencies and consumer brands are usually outside the fit.
Start here
Show us the workflow.
Tell us what starts it, who owns the result, which tools carry it, and where it stalls. We will tell you whether it is ready to map.
The workflow repeats
One person owns the result
The records exist
Several tools carry the work