Your kind of business, and what it gets.
The same systems, pointed at different days. Find your column, then start with the level of help it names.
Trades and contractors
The inbox eats the evenings, quotes take hours, and paid-for leads evaporate.
- An inbox assistant that drafts replies in your voice and books appointments into a colour-coded diary
- A quotation engine carrying your pricing rules, with checks that block a wrong quote before it ships
- Every enquiry captured to a CRM within minutes, with a watchdog for the ones that slip
Professional services firms
High-stakes correspondence rests on one person's time, and AI output cannot be trusted unchecked.
- Verified second opinions with every load-bearing claim marked supported, refuted or unverifiable
- Branded letters, reports and profiles as polished PDFs in seconds, from one locked design system
- Inbox triage that never loses a thread, with least-privilege access for staff
Local service businesses
Stuck on page 2 of Google while competitors take the calls.
- An SEO diagnosis grounded in your own Search Console data, with win and loss verdicts
- Lead capture on a 15-minute loop with a safety-net monitor, so paid-for enquiries stop evaporating
- Website changes shipped in minutes as versioned code, not agency retainers
E-commerce and online retail
Content costs never stop and outreach lands in spam. Touching a live shop with AI feels like a gamble.
- A repeatable branded video pipeline for short-form social, with quality gates
- Outreach gated by a spam scorer calibrated on real inbox data
- AI features on your site with the key held server-side and rate limits per visitor
Charities and shelters
No agency budget, volunteers who will never touch a CMS, listings going stale everywhere at once.
- A voice-note pipeline that turns two spoken minutes into publishable copy, checked before it goes anywhere
- An embeddable catalogue widget any partner site can host from a two-line snippet
- One source of truth: update a record once and every portal and embed follows
Agencies and creatives
Client work depends on automation nobody has actually verified.
- Multi-agent audits with refute-by-default verification, fixes applied rather than just listed
- AI workflows tested like software: eval benchmarks, scorecards, hardening loops
- Outreach quality gates for client campaigns, calibrated on real data
One-person companies
Everything lands on one desk. Nothing moves unless you remember it.
- An inbox that drafts its own replies, so evenings stop being admin time
- Scheduled agents for the recurring work: briefings, backups, reports, reminders
- Phone reminder cascades before every call and meeting
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