How it works

Half a day of your time. Live in weeks.

Every build is different because every business is. The process that produces it is always the same, and it is designed to take almost none of your team's time.

Talktwenty minutes, no obligation

Where the time goes in your business, and a straight answer on whether automation is worth doing, even if that answer is not yet.

Maphalf a day with your team

The process as it actually happens, not as the organisation chart describes it. A fixed quotation follows, priced against the time and revenue recovered.

Buildin your accounts, from day one

We connect what you have and create what you do not, inside your own systems and alongside normal operations. Live in weeks.

Hand overdocumented, trained, yours

Documentation written for people, training for your team, every login in your hands. If you never spoke to us again, it would keep working.

Growas much or as little as you choose

Businesses change and good systems change with them. We can stay on to maintain, refine and extend what has been built.

Our positions

The terms we work on, without exception.

We connect, we do not replace

No rip-and-replace of the systems your business runs on. We make what you already have exchange information, and build from scratch only where nothing fits.

You own everything

Your accounts, your data, your logins, your documentation. Nothing we build can ever be held over you.

People keep the judgement

Automation does the repetitive work. Any decision that carries consequence passes to a person. We remove the work around judgement, never the judgement itself.

One number, agreed up front

Every build is bespoke and so is every price. You will have it, fixed, before work begins, and if the return is not there we will say so before you spend anything.

Twenty minutes to find out if it is worth doing.

That is all the first step asks of you. You will leave with a clear view of what could run itself in your business and a straight answer on whether the return is there, even if that answer is not yet.