AI automation
We automate the repetitive half of your week — chasing, drafting, checking, copying between systems — with a person always approving anything that reaches a customer.
More on this →Where to start
Pick the job you
actually need doing.
Each one has a page of its own: what it involves, what it costs, and proof of us having built it.
Automated reporting
A brief in your inbox on a schedule: what moved, why it moved, and the one thing worth chasing this week. Built from your own numbers, written in plain English.
More on this →Joining systems up
Your accounts, till, shop and job software joined into one place that belongs to you — so a question can be answered without three exports and an argument about which total is right.
More on this →Client portals
The bit your customers actually touch — portals, booking flows, calculators and quote tools — wired into your data from day one so every enquiry is measurable end to end.
More on this →Custom software
When the thing you need doesn't exist as a product — because it's specific to how you work — we build it, on your infrastructure, and you own it.
More on this →Spotting lost customers
Almost nobody fires you. They order less, then later, then not at all. The signal is already in your order history — we build the thing that watches for it.
More on this →The work
Six things we build.
All of them already built.
Most people start with the data and a report, because it pays for itself fastest. What follows is optional — and every one of the six is shown here running in something we've actually shipped, not described in the abstract.
01
Join the data up
Every system you run, synced on a schedule into one database that belongs to you. Accounts, till, web shop, booking system, job software — whatever the mix.
- Incremental sync, so it stays current without hammering your software
- Read-only keys you create and can revoke in one click
- History kept from day one, so next year you can compare
02
Reporting that writes itself
A brief that arrives rather than a dashboard you have to remember. The numbers that matter, the reason each one moved, and the one thing worth chasing.
- Written from your own rows — never from what a model half-remembers
- Ask follow-ups in plain English, get answers from live data
- Same numbers for everyone, so meetings stop being about whose spreadsheet is right
03
Watch what people forget
Scores every customer against their own pattern, then tells you who needs attention while it's still cheap to fix.
- Ordering cadence, volume trend and range breadth per account
- Quotes never followed up, jobs that have stalled, invoices ageing
- A weekly list: who, why now, and what to say
04
Automate the mundane
The recurring jobs nobody enjoys, drafted overnight and waiting for a human to approve. Nothing reaches a customer unchecked.
- Invoice chasing, reorder nudges, reminders, renewal notices
- Messages matched to what each customer actually buys
- Escalates to a person when something is ignored twice
05
Build the customer-facing bit
The thing your customers touch — built by us, wired into the same data from day one, so every enquiry is measurable end to end.
- Client portals, booking and enquiry flows, calculators, quote tools
- Lead capture that lands in the pipeline, not a stray inbox
- Dashboards for the people doing the work
06
Put agents on the repetitive jobs
When a job is bigger than a nudge, we build an agent for it — the same pattern running unsupervised in our own platform today.
- Triage and categorise inbound work, draft the reply
- Pre-check jobs before review and flag what's missing
- Always draft-for-approval, always logged, always escalating
