AI & automation, one job at a time
Boring admin.
Boring admin.
Handled.
AI and automation for small businesses. Websites, marketing, admin procedures, custom CRM setups and general technical help.
What we do
The technical work
small businesses put off.
The jobs below are the kind we already handle day to day. If something technical is eating your time and it is not listed, ask - if we cannot do it properly, we will say so.
Websites
Your site, built and looked after.
- New websites and redesigns
- Hosting, domain and DNS setup
- Business email on your own domain
- Updates, fixes and speed-ups
Marketing
The practical side of being found.
- Landing pages for campaigns
- Booking and contact forms that reach you
- Search and Google Business Profile basics
- Simple email updates to your customers
Admin procedures
Repetitive back-office work, systemised.
- Documents sorted, named and filed
- Details copied between systems
- Invoice and quote follow-ups
- Inbox triage and routine replies
Custom CRM setups
Your customers and jobs in one place.
- A CRM set up around how you work
- Contacts, jobs and follow-ups tracked
- Forms, calendar and email connected
- Plain-English handover so you can run it
Automation
The boring steps done for you.
- One repetitive job automated at a time
- Tested on sample data before real work
- Tools connected so retyping disappears
- Anything uncertain flagged for a person
Technical help
A straight answer when tech gets in the way.
- Everyday tech problems, sorted
- Software and account setup
- Advice in plain English, no jargon
- A clear no when something is not our job
How it works
Start small. See it work.
Then decide.
01
Pick one job
Start with one repetitive task, like sorting documents or copying details between systems.
02
Build and test
It is built and tested on sample data before it touches real work.
03
Hand over
You get a plain-English walkthrough of how it works and what to check.
What to expect
Straight answers,
no black box.
- A clear scope, agreed before work starts.
- Plain answers about what it can and cannot do.
- Honest limits: automations can make mistakes, so important steps should be checked by a person.