Business automation.
Hours back, every week.
Most businesses lose hours every week copying, chasing and re-typing. We connect your tools and automate the busywork — so orders, invoices and follow-ups run on their own.
Fixed price before we start · works with the tools you already use · you own every automation
An example week. Yours will look different — finding that is the first step.
What business automation actually covers
Six places manual work hides. Most businesses can automate the first two within a week.
Orders and stock
A new order updates stock, books the courier and tells the customer — without anyone re-typing it.
Invoices and payments
Invoices raised and sent automatically, payments matched, and polite reminders until they are paid.
Customer follow-ups
Quotes, bookings and quiet leads followed up on a schedule, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Data between systems
Your website, sheets, CRM, accounting and email kept in sync instead of copied by hand.
Reports that write themselves
Daily and weekly summaries of sales, leads and cash, sent to you without anyone building them.
Approvals stay with you
Anything unusual or expensive pauses for your yes. Automation does the routine; you keep the decisions.
From first call to running on its own
Four stages, live in days. You see the hours saved, not just the software.
Find the lost hoursday one
We walk through your week and list every task that is copied, chased or re-typed. The biggest one goes first.
Connect your toolsa day or two
Your website, email, WhatsApp, sheets, payments and accounting linked so data moves on its own.
Automate and testa few days
Each automation tested on real examples, with your approval rules built in, before it runs live.
Measure and expandongoing
We report the hours given back each month and automate the next task on the list.
Exactly what lands in your hands
Every automation documented, owned by you, and easy to switch off.
Talk it through- A list of your lost hours — every manual task we found, ranked by the time it costs you
- Working automations — orders, invoices, stock, follow-ups and reports running on their own
- Connected tools — website, email, WhatsApp, sheets, payments and accounting talking to each other
- Approval rules — anything unusual or expensive waits for your yes
- Monthly report — hours given back, what ran, and anything that failed and how it was fixed
- Full ownership — every automation documented, in your accounts, easy to change or switch off
Three things worth checking first
Automating a broken process just breaks it faster. These three decide where to start.
Answered honestly
Starting with the one everybody asks first.
Software doing the repetitive steps people do every day: copying data, sending invoices, updating stock, chasing replies. You set the rules once; it runs every time.
It replaces the copying and chasing, not the judgement. Most teams spend the hours they get back on customers and on work that genuinely needs a person.
Usually not. We connect the tools you already use. If something is genuinely missing, we build only that piece.
Every automation is logged, failures alert us straight away, and anything risky waits for your approval. You can pause any of them with one switch.
The first automation usually goes live within days, and the time saving starts that same week. We report the hours given back every month.
Ready to get your hours back?
Tell us what your team does again and again. Within one business day we will show you what can run on its own, and what it costs.