Where to start with AI in a small business: a five-question audit
Before you buy another AI tool, answer these five questions. They'll tell you where AI will pay off in your business, and where it won't.
The big consultancies built their AI practices for the Fortune 500. We built ours for everyone else: senior people, fixed scopes, real systems live in weeks, on the tools you already use.
Most small businesses already pay for AI somewhere: a chatbot subscription, a CRM add-on, a tool someone signed up for on a Friday. What's missing isn't software. It's someone who understands both the technology and how your business actually runs, and who'll wire the two together properly.
That used to mean hiring a firm like Accenture. Now it means hiring us.
We map how work moves through your business and pinpoint the two or three places where AI will save real time or money. You get a prioritised roadmap with expected returns.
We design and build the system — agents, automations, integrations — inside the tools your team already uses, with humans in control of anything that matters.
We train your team, monitor what we built, and keep improving it. Every month the system gets a little smarter and takes on a little more.
Research, qualification, triage and follow-up handled by agents that check before they act and ask when they're unsure.
Client onboarding, document collection, approvals and reminders. Your team only steps in when something actually needs them.
Inbox, CRM, ERP, docs and project tools wired into one flow, so information is entered once and is always where you need it.
Private assistants that search your policies, proposals and past work, so the team stops asking the same three people.
Automatic status updates, weekly summaries and dashboards pulled straight from where the work happens.
Hands-on training and simple guidelines, so your people use AI well, safely, and without needing us forever.
We build with the same models and clouds the largest companies use, and pick the right one for each job rather than locking you into a single vendor.
Built for enterprise budgets.
Cheap to start, costly to fix.
Senior expertise, small-business scope.
Before you buy another AI tool, answer these five questions. They'll tell you where AI will pay off in your business, and where it won't.
The tools work. The projects stall anyway. Here are the four patterns we see most often, and the simple fixes for each.
Autonomous AI makes for great demos and nervous business owners. Here's the design pattern we use to get the speed of an agent with the judgement of a person.
You work directly with senior people who design and build the system themselves, not a partner who sells it and a junior team who delivers it. Engagements are fixed-scope and measured in weeks, and we build on the tools you already use.
Often, yes. Small teams feel the time savings most because every hour comes off someone who's already stretched. But not always. The free consult exists so we can tell you honestly whether there's a project worth doing.
No. We connect and extend what you already use: your inbox, CRM, ERP, documents and project tools. No rip-and-replace.
Service businesses of 5–200 people: professional services, agencies, clinics, trades, property, logistics and more. The patterns (intake, documents, follow-up, reporting) repeat across industries. We also run a dedicated bid intake and estimating program for commercial subcontractors.
Anything customer-facing is human-approved by default. Our agents check history before acting, never invent information, and escalate anything ambiguous. You decide if and when to loosen that.
You own everything we build. We document it, train your team, and can stay on a monthly plan to monitor, improve and extend it, or hand it over completely.
A free 30-minute call. We'll ask about your workflows, point out the two or three places AI is worth it, and tell you honestly if it isn't.