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We put AI to work inside the systems you already run.

Most AI projects stall because the assistant cannot reach the data. We do the integration work first — CRM, accounting, documents — then build agents that act on it.

Read → reason → write back

Your systems feed an agent, which writes results back into them CRM INBOX DOCUMENTS QUOTES INVOICES REPORTS AGENT

Systems we integrate

Zoho QuickBooks Google Workspace Microsoft 365 Stripe Twilio HubSpot Shopify

An AI assistant that cannot see your data is a party trick.

The hard part was never the model. It is the plumbing — reaching the systems that hold your pricing, your job history, and your customers, with the right permissions, and writing results back somewhere useful. That is why every agent we build starts as an integration project.

What this looks like

Work that removes work.

01

Quotes drafted, not typed

An agent reads the request, pulls your current pricing and the closest past job, and puts a draft quote in front of a human to approve.

02

Intake that never sleeps

Enquiries are qualified, tagged, and routed into the CRM the moment they land — including the ones that arrive at 2am.

03

Paperwork that reads itself

Purchase orders, invoices, and specs extracted into structured fields and pushed into the systems that need them.

04

One source of truth

Website, CRM, and accounting holding the same numbers, because the sync runs on its own and tells you when it does not.

How we do it

Four steps, no mystery.

01

We talk

A real conversation about where the time goes. Half an hour is usually enough for both of us to know whether this is worth pursuing.

02

We scope it

A written plan with what gets built, what it costs, and when it lands. No open-ended hourly drift.

03

We ship a pilot

One narrow use case in production, judged on whether it actually removed work — not on a demo.

04

We hand it over

You get the credentials and the keys. Some clients keep us on for monitoring and continued development; others take it and run. Both are fine — we would rather you had the choice than the dependency.

What is eating your team's week?

Quoting, data entry, chasing paperwork, retyping the same record into a second system — start there, and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth automating.