An audit of the manual work
We look at what you do each week, how long it takes and what can be removed.
Services
Every business has one task done by hand every week that adds nothing and nobody wants to do. Copying orders into a spreadsheet. Writing up quotes. Reconciling bookings from three places. That can be taken off your plate.
Timeline
Depends on scopeBuilt for you
Not a templateIf not worth it
We say soProposal
Within 24 hThe first question is not "what do you want to automate", it is "what do you do every week that you resent doing". There are almost always two or three, and one of them can usually be solved in a few days.
And if something cannot be automated, or is not worth it, we tell you before charging you. Some tasks cost more to automate than to keep doing by hand, and saying so is part of the job.
Tools that connect what you already use: an order from the website landing straight in your spreadsheet, a quote generated and sent signed, bookings from three channels ending up in one calendar, the month’s figures summarising themselves into an email on the 1st.
No installing a giant piece of software that has to be learned. Small tools, built for the way you work, that do one thing and do it well.
What's included
We look at what you do each week, how long it takes and what can be removed.
Your spreadsheet, your email, your WhatsApp, your till. Nothing has to be replaced.
To the way you work, not the way some generic software forces you to.
No 80-page manual. If it needs a training course, it is badly built.
If automating it is not worth it, we tell you before charging you anything.
We are two people with names and a phone number. If something breaks, we answer.
How we work
Twenty minutes. That weekly task that eats your morning.
With numbers: how much time it saves and what it costs to build.
Small, specific and to your measure. Shown to you as it progresses.
With the minimum training needed and us reachable.
Fair questions
More than you would think: orders copied by hand, repetitive quotes, bookings arriving from three different places, monthly reports, customer reminders, invoices. The best approach is to tell us what you do each week and we will say what can go.
Usually not. The point is to connect what you already use, not force you to learn something new. If something genuinely has to change, we tell you beforehand and explain why.
It depends what it has to connect to, which is why the price goes in the proposal before we start. What we always do is tell you how much time it saves per month so you can judge whether it is worth it.
We are two people with names and a phone number, not a contact form. We answer. And we leave the tool documented so that if you ever want somebody else to look after it, they can.
Start with a twenty-minute conversation. No jargon, no obligation. We reply the same day.