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AI systems
The busywork between your tools runs by itself.
A form comes in, someone copies it into your CRM, then writes a welcome email. We take that kind of repeated job off your team’s plate. It runs on its own, and you hear about it when something goes wrong.
What repeated manual work costs you
None of these jobs is hard. That’s the problem: they eat the day anyway.
The same steps, every single time
Copy a name here, paste an email there, send the same message. Your team does it dozens of times a week.
Things fall through the cracks
A busy afternoon, one missed step, and a customer never gets their welcome message or their invoice.
Your tools don’t talk to each other
Each one holds a piece of the picture, and a person ends up carrying information from one to the next.
From a trigger to a finished job
Something happens in one of your tools. The next steps happen without anyone lifting a finger.
- A form is submitted
- An email arrives
- A payment comes in
- A date is reached
Your automation- Contacts added where they belong
- Messages sent on time
- Documents filed and named
- A short note to your team
One job, start to finish
Scroll through how a typical automation behaves.
- 1
It starts when something happens
A new request arrives. Nobody has to notice it, open it or forward it.
- 2
The steps run in order
The contact is added to your CRM, a welcome email goes out, and the right person is told. If a step can’t finish, the automation says so.
- 3
You see what happened
A short summary shows what ran and what needs a person. Nothing happens in the dark.
It tells you before it gives up.
Tools go offline and connections expire. A good automation expects that, tries again, and then tells a real person instead of failing quietly.
- Automatic retries before it gives up
- An alert to your team when a job can’t finish
- Nothing lost: the job waits until it can be redone
- A simple record of what ran and when
It follows the steps you already use.
We start from how your team does the job today. We write the steps down with you, then build them as they are, not as a template would have them.
- Your wording, your timing, your order
- A person approves anything sensitive before it goes out
- Changes are easy when your process changes
Small parts, turning together.
Each piece does one job well. Connected, they keep working while your team does something else.
Your project, step by step
A typical project. We size it with you after a short call.
- Step 1
Pick the job
We find the repeated task that costs your team the most time.
- Step 2
Write the steps
We map each step, who does it and what should happen when it fails.
- Step 3
Build and test
We run it on sample data first, then on real cases with you watching.
- Step 4
Hand over and watch
It goes live, we check the first runs, and you get a plain summary of how it works.
What you get
- An automation for the job you choose
- Connections between the tools you already use
- Automatic retries and alerts when a job fails
- A simple record of what ran
- A written summary of how it behaves
- Help adjusting it as your process changes
What we need from you
- A clear description of the job as your team does it today
- Access to the tools it will connect
- Someone who can approve the steps
- A few real examples to test with
What it won’t do
- It won’t send anything sensitive without a person’s approval
- We don’t promise it will never fail. We promise you’ll be told when it does
- It won’t replace judgment calls that belong to your team
Questions
What it costs
From CAD 1,200, plus a monthly fee if we run it.
Quoted after a short call. The price depends on how many steps the job has, how many tools it connects and how much checking and alerting you need.
How pricing worksWhat kinds of jobs can be automated?
Repeated, rule-based work: moving information between tools, sending routine messages, filing documents, creating reminders. If a person follows the same steps each time, it’s a candidate.
What happens when something goes wrong?
It tries again a few times. If it still can’t finish, your team gets an alert with what happened, and the job waits to be redone.
Will my team lose control?
No. You choose which steps run alone and which wait for a person’s approval. You can pause an automation at any time.
Do I need to change the tools I use?
Usually not. We connect what you already have. If a tool can’t be connected, we tell you before you pay for anything.
How do I know it’s working?
You get a simple record of what ran and what failed, and an alert when something needs attention.
Can I see an example?
Yes, on a call. We walk you through how we’d build yours, step by step, before you commit to anything.
Which job does your team repeat the most?
A clear answer within 2 business days: we can build it, partly, or not a fit.