Agentic AI automation
Find the job nobody wants. Hand it to an agent.
We take one repetitive job in your office and hand it to an agent, with the price agreed in writing first.
Not a platform, not a subscription to something generic. We come in, find the one job that eats the most hours for the least thought, and build an agent that does it. You watch it work on the real job, with the price agreed in writing before anything starts.
What it does
- 01
Drafts, it doesn't decide
Anything a customer will see is written by the agent and approved by you. That is the point, not a limitation.
- 02
Handles the paperwork jobs
Writing listings, sorting enquiries, filling forms, chasing cold leads, Monday summaries, invoice entry.
- 03
Reports every day
You get a log of what it did. If it did something you didn't want, you see it that day.
- 04
Switches off in one message
No lock-in, no notice period during the pilot.
The detail
The jobs we take first.
The repetitive six
Sorting incoming enquiries. Writing listings. Filling forms and contracts. Chasing cold leads. Monday-morning summaries. Invoice entry. If your week contains one of these, it is a candidate.
The pilot, on paper
The job goes in writing in your own words, the price fixed on the paper before anything starts, a daily log of what the agent actually did, and one message switches it off.
Drafts, not decisions
Anything a customer will ever see is drafted by the agent and approved by you. The worst case is a job done by hand today stays done by hand.
How it works
- 1
We visit
Half an hour in your office. You tell us what wastes your time. We pick one job.
- 2
The job goes in writing
One page, in your own words, so there is no argument later about what we agreed.
- 3
It runs on the real job
Not a demo on sample data — your actual work, watched daily. The price is on the paper from day one, so there is no surprise at the end.
- 4
You decide
Keep it and start paying, or switch it off and go back to how you worked before.
What it won't do
- Your worst case is that a job done by hand today stays done by hand. We say that up front because every owner assumes there is a catch.
- Some jobs are not worth automating. If yours is one of them we will tell you on the visit and not take the work.
- We run a limited number of pilots at once, because one person cannot run twenty at the same time and do any of them well.
Every supplier has this list. Most make you find it out later.
Worth half an hour?
No deck, no pitch. You describe the job, and we tell you honestly whether software should be doing it — including when the answer is no.