Automate what your business does
AI & automation
Your team spends hours copying data between systems, answering the same questions and assembling reports by hand. Nearly all of it can be automated, and AI now makes that possible even where human judgement used to be required.
What we solve
- Processes that only move forward when someone remembers to run them
- The same customer questions consuming your sales team every day
- Reports assembled by copy and paste every week
- Systems that don't talk, forcing the same data to be typed twice
How we do it
Sales and support that answer around the clock
Conversational assistants on WhatsApp and your website, connected to your catalogue and CRM. They answer, qualify the lead and escalate to a person when the conversation calls for it.
OpenAIWhatsAppn8nCRMInternal processes that run themselves
Workflows that move information between your tools, process documents, generate reports and notify the right person. Every step is logged, so you can always audit what happened.
n8nPythonREST APIsSlackJiraAn assistant that knows your company
It answers from your manuals, policies and internal data instead of generalities, without that information ending up in a public chat.
OpenAIGeminiPrivate integrations
AI applied to this area
Where AI is not the right answer
When a simple rule solves the problem, a simple rule is better: cheaper, more predictable and easier to audit. We'll tell you so even when it means a smaller project, because an automation nobody trusts is money wasted.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need everything in the cloud to automate?
No. We work just as well with on-premise systems, as long as there's a way in: an API, a database or a file. Connecting the old to the new is part of what we do.
How long does an automation take?
A single workflow usually takes one to three weeks. An assistant connected to several systems, four to eight. We always start with the process that eats the most hours, so the return shows up early.
Does our data end up in an external service?
It depends on the design, and it's your call. We can limit what leaves, anonymize it or keep processing inside your infrastructure. That gets decided before we build, not after.
What happens when the process changes?
Workflows are versioned and documented. Adjusting a step is a minor change, not a rebuild. Under the automation-as-a-service model, those adjustments are already included.
How to work with us
A model for every stage
From a single project to acting as the technology arm of your team.
Project based
Defined scope, concrete delivery. A migration, a firewall, an automation.
Consulting
Specialist hours to design, review architecture or solve a hard problem.
Managed services
We operate and support your network or cloud infrastructure continuously.
Automation as a service
We build, maintain and improve your automations month after month.
Technology partner
Ongoing partnership as part of your team, with priority response.
Do any of these problems sound familiar?
Tell us which one and you'll get an honest technical read before we propose anything.