Starter Automation
One repetitive workflow.
- Lead routing
- Scheduled reporting
- Email automation
- Simple WhatsApp workflow
One useful workflow or a connected set of systems: start with the problem, agree the deliverables, then decide what to build.
Request a Free ConsultationOne repetitive workflow.
Multiple connected workflows and systems.
Custom software, assistants or complex integrations.
After understanding your workflow, we provide a clear implementation scope and quote before development begins.
Discuss your tools, task volumes, review needs, and current manual effort. Identify a practical starting point.
Define the workflows, integrations, deliverables, milestones, and acceptance criteria. Separate implementation from recurring software and support costs.
Confirm the quote before work begins. Test against the agreed criteria, then document the workflow and hand over access as scoped.
The initial automation audit is free. Implementation and any additional discovery work are scoped and quoted separately before you commit.
Some costs are paid directly to third-party providers. Your quote should identify the expected costs, account owners, and any usage assumptions.
A defined workflow, named integrations, review points, acceptance criteria, and the documentation and training included in the agreed scope. See our testing and handover approach.
Timelines depend on scope, access to your systems, data readiness, and testing. Milestones are agreed after assessing the work.
Identify the requested change and agree its cost and timeline impact before additional work begins.
Yes. A single well-defined workflow is a practical starting point. Review its performance before deciding whether to expand.
Use our time and cost calculator with your own assumptions. It models returned capacity and illustrative payback; it is not a quote or a guarantee of savings.
Tell us the task, the tools, and how often it happens.