Proposal

Tell us where your week goes. The rest is our job.

Email, phone, invoices, paperwork. Open what looks familiar, tick what hurts.

  1. 1Open an area
  2. 2Tick what you recognise
  3. 3We turn it into a proposal

What would you like taken off your hands?

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Before you ask for a package

How long before it actually works?
The quick wins go live in the first one to two weeks, the everyday time savers between day fifteen and thirty-five, and anything that needs a custom link between systems from day thirty-six. You see the first hours come back in week one, not at the end.
Do we have to replace the programs we already use?
No. Everything is built around what you run today: your mailbox, your invoicing, your calendar, your customer records. If something genuinely cannot be connected, we say so on the call rather than after you have paid for it.
What happens when the AI gets something wrong?
A person approves anything that leaves the company. Replies wait as drafts, invoices wait for a one-click approval, and anything the system is unsure about goes on a short list for a human. Nothing sends itself.
What do you need from us to start?
Nothing technical. Which mail system you use and which mailbox we may work in, where customer data lives today, which invoicing program you run, and who can approve what the system prepares. Whatever you do not know, we go through on the call.
Who is this worth it for, and who not?
It pays off where the same work repeats weekly and someone is doing it by hand: twenty or more similar emails, regular missed calls, dozens of supplier invoices. For a handful of items a month it is not worth automating, and we will tell you that.
What happens to our data?
It stays yours. Processing runs on servers in the European Union, we only touch the systems you give us access to, and access can be withdrawn at any time. We do not train anything on your customer data.
What does it cost?
It depends entirely on what you pick and how much of it already exists in your systems, so a number here would be a guess. Put your list together, send it over, and you get a written proposal after a twenty-minute call.