Business automation services
Stop paying people to re-type what a computer already knows.
From a first look at where the hours go, through the build, to keeping it running: pick the stage you are at. Every route below is a service you can start on its own or combine.
Not sure which one fits? Start with a Process Audit. It maps the manual work first, so nothing gets automated before it is worth automating.
The catalogue
Six routes into automation
Assessment, build, and the ongoing work of keeping it healthy. Each card is a service page with its own scope and pricing.
Process Audit & AI Opportunity Review
A structured look at where your team spends time by hand, and an honest read on which of those steps AI or automation should touch first.
- Workflow mapping across the tools you already run
- Ranked shortlist by time saved and effort to build
- A written plan you own, whether or not we build it
Automation Build & Integration
A workflow taken from manual to hands-off and wired into the systems around it, built, tested, and handed over. The one-off project for a job you repeat every week.
- Fixed scope and fixed price agreed up front
- API and webhook links between the apps you run
- Error handling and a fallback when something breaks
Managed Automation
Someone watching the automations after launch, fixing them when an app changes its rules, and adding new ones as the work shifts. A monthly arrangement.
- Monitoring, alerts, and quick fixes when a run fails
- A set number of new automations each month
- Reporting so you can see what ran and what it saved
RPA & AI Automation
Software robots for the repetitive clicking, and AI for the judgement calls in between: reading a document, sorting a message, drafting the reply.
- Bots that handle the rule-based, high-volume steps
- AI models slotted in where a decision is needed
- A human check kept on anything that carries risk
AI & Business Systems Consulting
Independent advice on where AI and better-connected systems fit your business, and what to build in what order, before anyone writes a line of code.
- A clear read on what to automate and what to leave alone
- A build order ranked by payback, not by hype
- Tooling and vendor choices that fit what you already run
Business Process Automation
The full picture for a team ready to change how it works: orders, reporting, replies, and publishing rethought end to end, not one task at a time.
- Whole processes redesigned, then automated
- Real builds behind it, from order-to-ERP to price monitoring
- The route for digital transformation, not a quick patch
Every service can start on its own. Most clients begin with an audit and grow from there.
How it works
Four steps, whichever service you pick
Map
We write down the manual work as it actually happens, including the exceptions nobody mentions until they break something.
Design
You see the plan before anything is built: what gets automated, what stays manual, and what it will cost.
Build & test
The automation is built on your own tools and run against real cases until it holds up under the messy ones.
Launch & watch
It goes live with monitoring in place, so a failed run is caught and fixed before it reaches a customer.
Start here
Tell me what your team keeps doing by hand.
One call is enough to say whether it is worth automating and which service fits. No obligation to build anything.
Fixed scope and fixed price agreed before any work begins.