The admin shouldn’t be the job you do at night.

Most small businesses don’t need an AI strategy. They need the quote to go out without someone typing it at 9pm, the follow-up to happen without anyone remembering, and the reports to turn up on their own. That’s what I use AI and automation for.

AI & automation

AI & automation

Tech specs

Function
Takes the repeat admin off your plate.
Alt mode
Cassette deck
Fixes
Admin eats the evening
Works with
CRM & sales, Ops & tooling
Results
Ki-Carma Garden Products

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Where it leaks.

Automation on its own tends to automate the mess. Somebody wires up a tool, it copies data from one place to another, and nobody notices that the process underneath never made sense.

The ball gets dropped between the sale and the delivery. The quote goes out a week late because it lives in someone’s head. The job details get re-typed three times because the CRM and the job software don’t talk.

I fix the process and automate it in the same piece of work, so the automation takes load off rather than adding a new thing to look after.

Press what’s true

Press what’s true.

Send me what you pressed. It’ll be waiting in the form, and you can add the rest.

What’s included.

Includes

AI & automation

AI & automation in robot mode, with a callout to each included part
  1. A person in the loopAI drafts, you decide, until you’re happy to let it run.
  2. Where the hours goThe few jobs where automation saves the most.
  3. Enquiries sorted and answeredThe inbox stops being an evening job.
  4. Quotes and follow-ups draftedReady to check and send.
  5. Jobs and reports moved alongUsing the tools you already have.

Where I’ve done it.

Real clients. Pick up a box, then turn it over.

What it works with.

AI & automation is one part. What breaks is usually the hand-off between parts, so these come with it, and I own both ends of it.

Who it’s not for.

  • You want a chatbot on your website because a competitor has one.
  • You want AI to replace judgement nobody’s written down yet.
  • You want tools set up but not the process they sit in.

If none of that’s you, tell me what’s going on below. You’ll get a straight answer about whether I can help.

Check my business

A few questions so I know what I’m walking into. If I’m not the right person for it, I’ll tell you that too.

Nothing pressed yet. Press what’s broken, or just tell me below.

How many people work in the business?
Who makes the final call on spending?
What are you after?