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Automate one job
Pick whatever wastes the most time - chasing documents, copying the same details between systems, checking numbers line by line.
Business Automation - starts with a conversation
Buy backyour time.
The repetitive admin that eats your week - copying details between systems, chasing documents, typing the same thing twice - handled for you, while your people still decide anything that matters.
- Based on agreed scope
- Project quote
- We build around them
- Your tools
- Anything that matters
- You approve
Three ways we work
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A system of your own
For when spreadsheets and email have run out of road. One place your team works in, with your information in it, connected to everything else you use.
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We keep it running
Someone keeps an eye on it afterwards, so a quiet failure gets caught and fixed instead of piling up.
How it goes
1. A free first conversation
You walk us through the job as it happens today - what starts it, what you do, where it goes wrong. No preparation needed, and it costs nothing.
2. Written scope and project quote
You get it in writing: what we'll build, what it will do, and what it costs. Nothing starts until you say yes.
3. We build it and try to break it
We build it on a copy, using made-up examples rather than your real records, then check what happens when things go wrong.
4. You try it yourself
Your own people run it on real situations and confirm it does the right thing, before it touches anything live.
5. A safety check, then we switch it on
We go over it for security problems and fix what we find. It only goes live once you've approved it in writing.
6. We stay with it
Software breaks quietly. Someone keeps watching, so you hear about a problem from us rather than from an annoyed customer.
What it costs
Project quotescoped before build
Every automation project is scoped and quoted individually. The proposal separates implementation, any ongoing support, and third-party hosting or usage costs. We agree the scope and price before building.
How long
Depends on the job
Wiring up tools you already have is quicker than building something new. You get real dates in the written plan - we won't guess at them before that.
- Tell us which job is costing you time
- We walk through it together, free
- Agree the implementation scope and project quote
- You test it yourself before it goes live
Frequently asked
How much does it cost?
There is no fixed price list because each workflow and system is different. We quote implementation for the agreed scope, with any ongoing support and third-party hosting or usage costs shown separately.
Will this replace my team?
No. It takes the boring half. Anything that costs real money, carries legal weight, or simply looks off gets handed to a person to approve - that's built in from the start, not bolted on later.
What happens when something goes wrong?
It stops and tells someone, rather than carrying on quietly. Anything it isn't sure about is set aside for a human to look at. That is it working properly, not breaking.
Do you need our real data to start?
No. We work from how you describe the job and build with made-up examples. We never ask for bank logins or card details, and we don't need your customers' real information to price the work.
Does this need AI?
Usually not. Most of this is ordinary, predictable rules. Where AI genuinely helps we use it, but only where someone can check its work - and anything with consequences still goes past a person.
Who owns it at the end?
Your information and your records stay yours, and wherever we can, everything runs on accounts in your name. What you get handed at the end - your data, instructions, training - is written down before we start.
Which job is costing you the most time?
Start with a conversation about how the work happens today. Nothing to prepare, nothing to sign - and if automation isn't the right answer, we'll tell you.