AI Automation & Agents

The repetitive jobs,
handled for you.

An “agent” is just a piece of software that can read, decide a little and act — like a very reliable assistant who never gets bored. We build them for the jobs your team does over and over: sorting enquiries, pulling details out of paperwork, chasing, filing and putting the weekly figures together. You decide exactly what it is allowed to do on its own.

What is an AI agent, in plain English?

It is software that does a routine job the way a careful assistant would: it reads what arrives, works out what it is, does the parts it is allowed to do and passes everything else to the right person. Unlike older automation it copes with messy, real-world input — a scanned invoice, a rambling email — rather than needing everything in a perfect format.

At a glance

Good for
Repetitive jobs with a pattern
Examples
Enquiries, invoices, chasing, reports
Works with
Your email, CRM, accounts and spreadsheets
You control
Exactly what it may do alone
Where it runs
Our own servers, or yours
Where to start
One job, proven, then the next

The problem

Good people, stuck
doing robot work.

In most small businesses the same few jobs eat hours every week. None of them is hard. All of them are tedious, easy to get wrong when you are busy and the first thing to slip when someone is off.

The inbox is a to-do list

Enquiries, orders, questions and supplier emails all land in one place and someone has to read every one to decide what it is and who should deal with it.

Paperwork gets typed in by hand

Invoices, delivery notes and forms arrive as PDFs and photos and somebody copies the important numbers into another system — one keystroke from a mistake.

Chasing depends on memory

Quotes that went quiet, invoices not yet paid, documents still missing. Whether anyone follows up depends on whether anyone remembers.

Outcomes

What changes for your business

  • Every enquiry sorted and routed within minutes, day or night
  • Paperwork read and filed without anyone retyping it
  • Follow-ups that happen on time, every time
  • The weekly figures ready on Monday morning
  • A record of everything the agent did and why
  • Your team freed up for the work that needs a person

Scope

What the agents do

Five jobs we build again and again. Most businesses start with one.

01

Enquiry sorting

Reads each new email or form, works out what it is and how urgent, drafts a first reply and puts it in front of the right person.

02

Document reading

Pulls the names, dates, amounts and references out of invoices, forms and certificates and puts them where they belong, flagging anything that does not add up.

03

Chasing and follow-up

Notices the quote with no reply, the unpaid invoice or the missing document and sends a polite reminder on the schedule you set.

04

Keeping records tidy

Spots duplicates, gaps and out-of-date details in your customer records and either fixes them or lists them for someone to check.

05

Reports that assemble themselves

Gathers the numbers from your systems each week and lays them out the way you already read them, with anything unusual pointed out.

Is it right for you?

This is a good fit if…

  • The same kind of job comes up many times a week
  • Someone currently copies information from one place to another
  • Things occasionally slip because nobody remembered
  • You use email, a CRM, accounts software or spreadsheets
  • You want to stay in control of what goes out in your name
  • You would rather start small and prove it first

In detail

How this works in practice

The questions careful owners ask before letting software act for them.

Guardrails: what the agent may and may not do

Before anything goes live we write down, in plain English, what the agent can do by itself and what it must hand over. Sorting and drafting is usually fine; sending, paying, refunding or promising anything usually is not.

Those rules are built into the software, not just written in a document. If something does not fit them, it stops and asks.

It shows its working

Every action is logged: what arrived, what the agent decided, what it did and why. If a customer asks “why did I get this email?”, you can see the answer in seconds.

For the first few weeks we review that log with you and tighten or loosen the rules based on what actually happens.

It works with what you already have

Agents connect to the tools you already use — Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, your CRM, Xero or QuickBooks, spreadsheets, your website forms. Nobody has to learn a new system to benefit.

Where a tool has no proper way in, we will say so honestly and suggest the simplest workaround.

When it gets something wrong

It will, occasionally, as people do. The difference is that its mistakes are visible and repeatable, so once we fix the cause it stays fixed.

Because anything risky is handed to a person, a mistake usually means a draft that needed editing — not a wrong email to a customer.

Questions people ask us

Is this the same as a chatbot?

Not really. A chatbot waits for someone to talk to it. An agent quietly gets on with a job in the background — reading, sorting, filing — and only shows up when it needs you.

Will it send emails without us seeing them?

Only if you decide it should and only for the kinds of message you have approved. Most businesses start with the agent drafting and a person pressing send.

What happens to our data?

We tell you exactly where it goes. Sensitive documents can stay on our own servers, nothing of yours is used to train public AI models and you get a data processing agreement wherever personal data is involved.

How long before something is working?

Usually a few weeks for the first job, because we start with one and get it right before adding more.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the job, so we do not publish a price list. After a short chat you get a clear written quote and nothing starts until you have agreed it.

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Which job would you
hand over first?

Tell us about it on a short call. We will tell you honestly whether an agent would do it well.

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