Automation
Less chasing. Fewer repeated tasks. Better follow-up.
Practical workflows that acknowledge enquiries, chase quotes and hand jobs to the right place — without promising complex agents before discovery.
Get my free reviewPractical workflows
We do not promise autonomous agents or complex integrations before discovery.
Enquiry to acknowledgement
Website form to CRM (or inbox) with a clear auto-acknowledgement.
Missed-call and enquiry triage
Route hot leads to the right person before they go cold.
Quote follow-up reminders
Gentle chase sequences so open quotes do not sit forgotten.
Review requests after completion
Ask for feedback when the job is done and goodwill is highest.
Booking and admin handoffs
Move confirmed work into the systems your team already uses.
Automation review process
01
Map one workflow
We pick a single high-friction path — usually after an enquiry arrives.
02
Identify the manual bottleneck
Where time is lost, where leads go cold, and what “done” looks like.
03
Propose a fixed-scope implementation
Clear deliverables and investment — no open-ended build.
04
Document and hand over
You understand how it works and own what we set up.
Typical investment
Workflow Sprint
from £1,500
Typical investment, ex VAT where applicable
One defined operational bottleneck mapped, built and documented — for example enquiry-to-CRM follow-up or a quote-chase flow.
- Workflow mapping session
- Fixed-scope implementation
- Documentation and handover
Best for: Teams that already get enquiries but lose them in manual follow-up.
Automation Care
from £249/month
Monitoring, minor workflow changes and support. Third-party software fees are kept separate.
- Workflow monitoring
- Minor changes and support
- Third-party fees billed separately
Best for: Teams running live automations that need light ongoing care.
Will you build fully autonomous agents?+
Not as a first step. We start with one practical workflow, map the manual bottleneck, and propose a fixed-scope implementation. Complex integrations come only after discovery.
Start with a free review
If follow-up is the bottleneck, we will say so plainly and propose a fixed-scope sprint only when it makes sense.