AI automations
that survive Monday
morning.
We build AI automations into the systems you already run — your inbox, your books, your CRM. Then we stay on call when the weird stuff shows up (and it always shows up).
30 minutes. No slides. We tell you whether we can help and how we’d approach it. If we can’t, we tell you who can.
Most AI projects
die after the demo.
We’ve watched a lot of well-intentioned automations fail the same three ways. Plan for them up front, and the system actually keeps running.
Three parts.
Without them, it’s a demo.
These are the parts that decide whether an automation still earns its keep a year from now. They ship on day one, or it isn’t shipped.
It writes into your real systems.
Your inbox, your books, your CRM, your spreadsheets. Records get created, fields get updated, the work actually moves. No new logins for the team.
It hands the weird stuff to a person.
When something looks off, it goes to a queue — not into a black hole. Clear rules, a place to review, a record of what happened and why.
Someone is on call when it breaks.
We monitor it after launch, fix it when something goes wrong, and adjust it as your business changes. You don’t need an internal AI team to keep it alive.
We work best with people who
need it to actually work.
Right — you don’t need one. The right automation is small, specific, and worth more than the headcount it would take to do the work manually.
Same. That’s why we ship the parts that make it stick — integration, exception handling, monitoring — on day one, not as a phase 2 that never happens.
We pick one off the list, ship it, then go after the next one — at the pace your team can absorb. The backlog doesn’t get cleared. It gets eaten.
Four phases. One outcome.
Most AI work is the wrong shape. Big projects, big slide decks, big promises. The actual leverage is in the small, boring workflows — the ones that run every Tuesday, that nobody wants to own, that quietly cost you a person. We work on those.
Got a workflow
eating your team’s time?
Tell us what it is in a few sentences. If we can help, we’ll say so — and how we’d approach it. If we can’t, we’ll tell you that too, and point you somewhere that can.
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