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Agents, integrations, and the systems they run on.

Most engagements start with connecting things that were never designed to talk, then putting an agent on top of the result.

01

AI agents & assistants

An assistant that cannot reach your data is a demo. We build the ones that can.

We build agents wired into your real systems — your pricing, your history, your documents — with permission to read and, where it makes sense, to write back. The test is never how clever the demo looks. It is whether a specific person has less work on Monday. Where it runs is a separate decision from what it does — the same agent can sit behind a Telegram chat, a chat widget on your own site, or no interface at all.

  • Quote and proposal drafting from your own pricing and past jobs
  • Lead intake and qualification before anything reaches a human
  • Document extraction — POs, invoices, specs, scanned paperwork
  • Internal assistants that answer from your documents and job history
  • Inbox and call triage, summarised into something worth reading
  • Agents that write results back into the CRM instead of into a chat window
  • Scheduled agents that run overnight and report in the morning
  • Personal assistants delivered through Telegram, so the whole thing lives in a chat you already use
  • Custom web chat on your own site, wired to your systems rather than bolted on as a generic FAQ bot
02

Systems & CRM integration

Most businesses already own the right tools. They just do not talk to each other.

This is the unglamorous half of every AI project, and the half that decides whether it works. We connect the systems you already pay for so information moves on its own — and so an agent has something real to act on.

  • Website and form submissions straight into your CRM
  • CRM connected to accounting, invoicing, and payments
  • API integrations between platforms with no native connector
  • Data migration, de-duplication, and cleanup between systems
  • Webhooks, scheduled syncs, and retry handling
  • Error alerting that tells you when a sync fails, before a customer does
03

Zoho development

Zoho is powerful and genuinely awkward. Most setups use a fraction of it, badly.

We do implementation, cleanup, and real custom development across the Zoho suite — including the parts most consultants will not touch. If you already have Zoho and it is not working, that is usually a configuration problem rather than a product problem.

  • Zoho CRM setup, restructuring, and data cleanup
  • Custom modules, fields, layouts, and validation
  • Deluge scripting and custom functions
  • Workflow, blueprint, and approval automation
  • Zoho Creator applications
  • Books, Desk, Campaigns, and Analytics connected to each other
  • Migration from another CRM into Zoho
04

Custom business software

When the off-the-shelf tool makes you change how you work, it is the wrong tool.

We build software shaped around your existing process instead of the other way around. Usually that starts with whatever currently lives in a spreadsheet, a shared inbox, or somebody's head.

  • Client and customer portals
  • Booking, scheduling, and dispatch tools
  • Internal dashboards and reporting
  • Quoting, invoicing, and job tracking
  • Document generation and approval workflows
  • Replacing the spreadsheet that everything depends on
05

Websites & web apps

Still built properly — but usually as the front door to something larger.

We build sites from scratch, no page-builder sprawl. These days most of our web work exists to feed something: a CRM, an intake pipeline, an agent. A site that just sits there is rarely worth what it costs.

  • Custom design and build, no template to fight
  • Forms and intake wired directly into your systems
  • Client-facing web applications and portals
  • Rebuilds of sites that have aged out
06

Your own website agent

A developer's setup, minus the developer.

We stand up the environment we build in — an editor with the agent already connected to your site, the site itself in a repository, and a pipeline that ships it — against your own hosting and domain, then hand it over. You describe a change; the agent writes it; the pipeline checks and deploys it. Version history, rollbacks, and a real review step come as standard, because it is an actual development setup rather than a page builder.

  • An editor environment with the agent already connected to your site
  • Your site in a repository, with full version history and one-step rollbacks
  • A deployment pipeline that builds, checks, and ships every change
  • Describe what you want in plain language — the agent writes and ships it
  • SSL, DNS, and mail delivery kept working
  • Set up against your own hosting and domain, in your name
  • A build fee to set it up, then ad-hoc support — no retainer required
  • Nothing is locked to us. It is your environment, and it keeps running if we part ways.

Working together

How engagements work

Every project is scoped on its own, because an intake agent and a Zoho rebuild have nothing in common except an invoice. We do not publish package pricing, and we do not quote before we understand the problem.

Pilot

One narrow, measurable use case — a single agent or a single integration — built and shipped so you can judge it on results rather than on a slide.

Project

A defined build with a fixed scope, a written quote, and a delivery date. Integrations, portals, and Zoho implementations usually run this way.

Build and hand over

We stand the thing up against your own accounts, hand you the credentials, and charge a build fee. Support afterwards is ad-hoc and on request. No retainer, and no dependency on us.

Ongoing

A monthly arrangement covering monitoring, changes, and continued development — for the clients who would rather we kept hold of it. Optional, not the default.

Not sure which of these you need?

That is normal, and it is our job to work out rather than yours. Describe the problem and we will tell you what it actually takes to solve.