Daily AI automations

Every business has a shift's worth of work that repeats daily: the status chasing, the same questions, the filing, the report someone compiles by hand. That's the work automations should own — it's the origin of our name.

We build up to three daily automations, run them alongside the old way until they've earned trust, and document them so they aren't magic only we understand. If an automation stopped tomorrow you'd fall back to the manual process — inconvenient, never stranded.

What from £2,000 gets you

• Up to 3 daily automations built and switched on
• Each one a single named process, agreed in writing before build
• Order chasing, reply drafting, filing, reports — your pick
• Tested alongside the old way before it takes over
• Two rounds of tuning in the 30 days after go-live
• Documented so it isn't magic only we understand

Extra automations — or a process big enough to be a project in itself — are quoted separately.

Fair use applies to every published scope — what's included, and what's quoted separately.

Questions people ask

What can be automated in a small business?

The repeating admin: order-status updates, drafting replies to common questions, filing documents where they belong, and reports that compile themselves. If it happens every day the same way, it's a candidate.

How much time do automations actually save?

A typical two-person office loses well over a day a week to repeat admin. We measure your actual hours during the audit rather than promising a number — then measure again after.

What happens if an automation breaks?

It gets fixed — and in the meantime you fall back to the documented manual process. Nothing we build is load-bearing; the business never depends on it to function.

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