AI agents and automation

What it is

AI that takes on a defined job inside your business and does it the same way every time. Agents that pull data together and prepare the research behind a report. Assistants that answer questions from your own documents. Automations that move information between the tools you already use, so nobody retypes it.

The work is built for review. An agent does the legwork, a person approves, and anything that publishes, sends or spends waits for that approval. Every figure an agent uses can be traced back to where it came from.

Good fits

• Reports and newsletters assembled from data on a schedule
• Answering questions over your own documents, policies or product information
• Sorting, tagging and routing incoming email, forms or orders
• Turning long documents into structured summaries a team can check
• Repetitive admin that follows the same steps each week

What you get

• A working system, running on accounts in your business’s name where practical
• Review checkpoints where your team approves the output
• Plain documentation and a walkthrough, so the system is yours to run
• A clear monthly running cost, billed at cost

Where to start

Start with an Automation review: a working session on how the business runs, then a written list of what is worth automating, ranked by the time it saves, with a rough cost for each. A build follows only if the numbers make sense.

How the Automation review works →