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Automations

Things we have already built.

Each of these has shipped more than once, which is why we can put a number on it. Yours will differ, and the audit tells you by how much before anything is built.

Built to your stack
Every one
Handover
Written into the contract
  1. 01

    Document intake

    Live

    Reads scanned packets, extracts the fields that gate the next step, cites the page each value came from.

    Documents
  2. 02

    Contract review

    Live

    Flags the seven clauses your legal team always changes, and drafts the redline for each one.

    Documents
  3. 03

    Lead qualification

    Live

    Enriches inbound leads, scores them against your closed-won history, books the ones that clear the bar.

    Revenue
  4. 04

    Invoice reconciliation

    Live

    Matches invoices to purchase orders and receipts, and escalates only the lines that disagree.

    Revenue
  5. 05

    Renewal watch

    New

    Tracks usage against contract terms and opens the renewal conversation before the customer does.

    Revenue
  6. 06

    Ticket triage

    Live

    Classifies severity, attaches the relevant telemetry, routes to the queue that can actually resolve it.

    Support
  7. 07

    Reply drafting

    Live

    Drafts answers from your own documentation and past resolutions. A human sends. Always.

    Support
  8. 08

    Warehouse sync

    Live

    Typed, retryable pipelines between your operational systems and the warehouse, with backfills that are safe to re-run.

    Data
  9. 09

    Anomaly alerts

    Live

    Watches the metrics that matter and names the failing step, not the whole job.

    Data
  10. 10

    Report assembly

    Live

    Builds recurring reports from one typed data contract, with every figure traceable to its source row.

    Data
  11. 11

    Onboarding runner

    New

    Provisions accounts, files the paperwork, and schedules the first three weeks of a new hire.

    Internal
  12. 12

    Meeting-to-action

    In build

    Turns recorded calls into assigned tasks in the tracker you already use. Nothing is created without an owner.

    Internal

12 automationsreturned per month, combined

Every agent ships with a threshold and a way out.

The catalogue is what repeats. How it is built does not change.

Evaluated
An evaluation set built from your own historical records, run on every change before it reaches production.
Bounded
A confidence threshold tuned against that set. Below it, the work routes to a human queue with its sources attached.
Observed
A dashboard of what ran and what it decided, plus a weekly report on where it was wrong, reviewed with your team.

Not on the list

Most of what we build has never been built before. The catalogue is only the part that repeats.

Bring the one that is specific to you.

One company, one process, one set of exceptions. That is the work we do most, and it starts the same way.