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AI consulting & automation

Practical AI, measured in hours and dollars saved.

We design and build the software, workflows and automations that take repetitive work off your team: invoices, inboxes, reports, data entry and follow-ups. Fixed scope, fixed price, and results you can count.

FIG. 1Most projects start at a whiteboard, not with a model.
  • 2–6 wksfrom kickoff to a system your team actually uses
  • Fixedprice, agreed before any build work starts
  • 30 minfree audit call to find your biggest time sinks
  • 100%yours: code, workflows, data and accounts

The problem

Where a 20‑person team's week actually goes

Before we talk about models or tools, we count the hours. This is the kind of ledger we build in week one: work that is repetitive, rules-based and quietly expensive.

Manual taskHours / week
  • Re-keying data between email, spreadsheets and the CRM11.5
  • Answering the same customer questions9
  • Chasing approvals, invoices and follow-ups7.5
  • Building weekly reports by hand6
  • Sorting inboxes and routing requests5

Every week

Roughly one full-time salary, every week, spent on work software can handle.

39hrs

Illustrative example of a first-week audit.

Process

How an engagement runs

Short, fixed-scope phases. You see working software early, and you can stop after any phase.

  1. 01Week 1

    Audit

    We sit with the people doing the work, map the process end to end and put a number on every manual step. You get a ranked list of what to automate and what it's worth.

  2. 02Weeks 2–3

    Prototype

    We build the highest-value piece first and run it on your real data, side by side with how things work today.

  3. 03Weeks 3–6

    Build & integrate

    We connect it to the tools you already use, with logging, error alerts and a human review step wherever it matters.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Measure & hand over

    We track hours saved against the baseline, train your team and hand over documentation. Ongoing support is optional, never required.

Work

Selected work

A few of the systems we've shipped, and what they changed for the people using them.

Accounting & bookkeeping

Regional accounting practice

Cutting invoice processing from 30 hours a week to under four

A 25-person accounting firm was keying hundreds of client invoices into its accounting software by hand every week.

less time spent on invoice entry
87%
faster month-end close
2 days
of review time per week
< 4 hrs
Read the case study

Savings estimate

What is manual work costing you?

Adjust the numbers to match your team. It's a rough model; the audit replaces these assumptions with your real data.

8
6 h
$45
50%

Manual work today

2,304 hours

a year, costing about $103,680

If we automate 50% of it

$51,840

back every year, or 1,152 hours. That's roughly 64% of a full-time role.

Get your real number

Assumes 48 working weeks and 1,800 productive hours per full-time role. Loaded cost means salary plus taxes, benefits and overhead.

Principles

How we work

  1. 01

    Process before technology

    We start with the work, not a model looking for a problem. Sometimes the right answer is a spreadsheet formula, and we'll tell you.

  2. 02

    Fixed scope, fixed price

    You know the cost before we start. If we underestimate, that's on us.

  3. 03

    You own everything

    Code, workflows, prompts and accounts are set up in your name. No lock-in and no black boxes.

  4. 04

    People stay in the loop

    Anything that touches customers or money gets a review step until you trust it. Then you decide.

Industries we work with

  • Professional services
  • Accounting & bookkeeping
  • Logistics & distribution
  • Construction & trades
  • Healthcare administration
  • Real estate
  • E-commerce
  • Manufacturing
  • Insurance
  • Legal

FAQ

Questions we hear a lot

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.

Find out where your hours are going.

Book a free 30-minute process audit. Bring one workflow that drives your team up the wall, and we'll tell you honestly whether AI can fix it and roughly what that's worth.