Three services that flow into each other. It usually starts with one annoying process and grows from there.
Every company has work that comes back every week and that nobody enjoys. Retyping data, sorting folders, sending standard emails, updating statuses. We take that away.
See the tools you already use →
Talk through your processSometimes no package fits. Or you have three, and the thing you actually need is in none of them. Then we build it.
Not everything needs building. Sometimes the win is that you stop doing something, or flip a setting that is already there. We want to look at that first.
We will also say when it is a bad idea →
Book a conversationYou do not have to switch. We work with the tools you already have.
This is not an exhaustive list and not a partner list. If your system has an API, or even just a decent export, we can usually work with it. Just ask →
Every integration follows the same principle: as little data as possible, for as short as possible. How we handle your data →
Five steps. Each one also shows what we need from you, because that is usually the question nobody asks.
We talk for twenty minutes. You explain where it hurts, we ask the dumb questions.
We sit with your process, sometimes literally watching someone work.
You get a plan with a fixed price, a scope and a delivery date.
We build, and show you what exists as it grows. On larger projects we bring in specialists →
It goes live, you get the keys and the explanation.
What it comes to depends on your situation. After one conversation we know enough to give you a realistic range.
Enter your website and we read it. Within ten minutes you have five concrete opportunities in your inbox, each with what we saw on your own pages.
Take the AI opportunity scanNo sales pitch, no strings.
Then we check whether there is an API. If there is not, it often still works through an export, a shared folder or an intermediate step. Only when there is genuinely no way in do we say so, before you spend anything.
You do, unless you would rather not. Everything sits on your accounts and you get documentation and an explanation. If you want us to monitor and update it, we agree that separately. It is not a mandatory subscription.
Every automation gets a log and an alert on failure, so you notice before a customer does. Where possible we build a fallback, so the work can continue by hand while the problem is fixed.
You can always continue. The source code is yours, the accounts are in your name and documentation comes with it. If you bring in another party later, they can pick it straight up. That is deliberate: you get the keys.
Tell us in two sentences where it breaks down for you. Within two working days you hear whether we see something in it.