What we build · Automation & AI

Put the busywork on autopilot.

If your team does the same computer task over and over, we can probably automate part of it. We connect the systems you already own — and where AI genuinely helps, we wire it to your data and documents so it does real work, not demos.

The symptoms

Sound familiar?

Most automation work starts with one of these. If you recognize two of them, there's usually something worth fixing.

Someone re-types the same information into a second system every day, because the two don't talk to each other.

An entire process — orders, returns, approvals, scheduling — lives in an email inbox.

The same report gets rebuilt by hand every week or month, from the same three sources.

Staff spend real time hunting for information the company definitely has — somewhere.

The fix

What we'd build.

You don't need to know which of these you need — show us the task that eats your team's week, and we'll tell you honestly whether AI is the right answer, whether plain automation is, or whether it isn't worth doing at all.

Integrations that end the re-typing

CRM, accounting, ecommerce and shipping tools connected and kept in sync, so information is entered once and flows everywhere it's needed.

Workflows with a system of record

Approvals, documents, notifications and customer follow-ups that run themselves — tracked in one place instead of an inbox.

Documents read for you

AI that reads, classifies and extracts from the paperwork your team keys in by hand today — invoices, forms, orders and spec sheets.

An assistant that knows your business

An internal assistant grounded in your own company knowledge, answering staff questions in plain English with a link back to the source document.

Straight answer

Where AI fits — and where it doesn't.

AI earns its place when people read, sort or summarize all day

Questions, lookups, documents and unstructured paperwork are where connecting AI to your own data genuinely pays off. On its own it doesn't know your products, customers or pricing — the value is in the wiring, not the chat window.

Plain automation wins when the rules are already clear

If the task is deterministic — move this order there, generate that document, send this reminder — a straightforward integration is cheaper, faster and more reliable. We'll tell you which one your problem is before anything gets built.

You don't need to know what to buy

Tell us what's taking too much time, costing too much money or held together with spreadsheets. We'll tell you honestly what we'd do about it — and whether you need us at all.