Managed AI workers that prepare work, then ask for review.

We design AI-assisted workflows around real business jobs: qualifying leads, preparing follow-up, organizing records, and stopping for a human when judgment matters.

Works with Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Zapier, HubSpot.

The same work, repeated across every tool.

An agent can collect context, score urgency, and draft the next reply while your team is busy. An agent can prepare updates, notes, and tasks so records stay useful.

Today

  1. Inquiry arrives after hours
  2. It waits in a shared inbox
  3. Someone retypes it into the CRM
  4. The reply goes out the next day

After

  1. Inquiry arrives after hours
  2. Details checked and scored
  3. Reply drafted, CRM updated
  4. A person approves, and it sends
Illustration of a typical week, not a client result.

What you get.

A managed AI worker earns its place when it has a clear job, trusted sources, safe permissions, and a human handoff.

  • Lead qualification agent

    Turns website and form inquiries into scored, routed, ready-to-call leads. Includes website chat, form enrichment, lead scoring and sales handoff.

  • Support answer agent

    Answers common questions and hands off anything sensitive or unusual. Includes knowledge base, handoff rules, conversation logs and answer review.

  • Operations agent

    Moves data across tools, prepares reports, and keeps humans in control. Includes CRM sync, task creation, report drafts and approval gates.

  • Run and kept running by us

    We build the workers, run them, and keep a human in the loop. Someone stays accountable for keeping them useful.

Watch one inquiry go through.

The worker checks the details, drafts the reply and stops. Nothing goes out until a person approves it.

A website inquiry is checked against the service area, a reply is drafted, and it waits for a person to approve it before it is sent.

Simulated with a fictional business. Plays once when it comes into view.

A clear build path you can actually follow.

  1. Audit the current flow

    We trace the work from first contact to completed task so the real bottleneck is visible.

    You see the problem map first.

  2. Scope the first useful release

    We define the workflow, owner, data source, review rule, and release criteria before implementation starts.

    Written scope and estimate.

  3. Review the build

    You review working versions at the cadence defined in the engagement, not as a surprise at the end.

    Visible review path.

  4. Plan the handoff

    We document the release, operating notes, and support path appropriate to the engagement.

    Defined handoff.

Timeline
Set in the written scope, based on access and review cadence.
Price
A written estimate before any build starts.
Ownership
Code, hosting, credentials and handoff named in the scope.
  • Consulting

    An audit that ranks your workflows and ends in a written plan.

    See consulting
  • Custom software

    Internal tools, portals and integrations built around one workflow.

    See custom software
  • Agents

    AI agents that answer, book and follow up with a person in charge.

    Meet the agents

Questions people ask before they buy.

Will an AI agent replace my team?

No. The goal is to remove repeat work and speed up follow-up. Humans stay in charge of judgment, sensitive decisions, and final approvals.

Can the agent connect to our tools?

Usually yes. We scope integrations around the systems you already use, such as a CRM, calendar, forms, email, documents, and reporting tools.

What happens when the agent is unsure?

The agent should stop, explain why it is unsure, and route the item to a human with the context already collected.

Give the agent one job and a safe handoff.

That is how AI automation becomes useful in a real business instead of becoming another tool nobody trusts.