Enquiries
New requests captured into one tidy record, wherever they arrive.
A new enquiry shouldn't become a trail of scattered details and forgotten follow-ups. We build small, purposeful automations that organise the information and prepare the next step, while a person keeps the final say.
The little jobs that eat a day: copying details between tools, chasing replies, remembering who said what. We pick one, make it tidy, and hand you back the time to think.
New requests captured into one tidy record, wherever they arrive.
Gentle nudges prepared on time, so nothing slips through.
Details moved between the tools you already use, without copy-paste.
The weekly summary assembled for you to check, not built by hand.
Deadlines, renewals and call-backs surfaced before they become urgent.
Drag a messy message into the hopper (or just tap it) and watch it travel through our three stations. Nothing is sent: these are made-up examples.
Waiting for a message…
Nothing leaves without your OK.
Human judgement stays in the loop. No automatic promises, quotes or outbound replies in our prototype. Validation uses synthetic examples rather than customer records.
Flip the switch to see how a typical start of the week could look once the busywork has somewhere to go.
An illustration, not a promise: every business is different.
Automations prepare and suggest. Anything that leaves the business goes past a human first.
We pick the single most annoying task, make it reliably better, then decide together what's next.
We work with the tools you already trust, and we test with made-up examples before touching real records.
We sit with the people doing the task and map where details get lost, copied or forgotten.
One focused workflow, tested on synthetic examples, easy for your team to review.
We check reliability and effort in practice, then decide together what comes next.
Not unless you decide it should. Our default is that automations prepare drafts and records, and a person approves anything that goes out.
Usually not. We start with what you already use (your inbox, forms, spreadsheets and so on) and connect the pieces where it makes sense.
Something frequent, a bit tedious and easy to check: new enquiries, follow-up reminders, or moving details from a form into a list are classic starters.
Only where it genuinely helps, for example drafting a reply or pulling details out of a message. Lots of useful automation needs no AI at all. See our AI page for more.
Tell us about the task, who does it and the part that gets in the way. We'll suggest one small, useful first step.
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