Inbox & intake agents
Read emails, forms, PDFs and photos, pull out the details and create the job, order or ticket.
AI agents and automations that read the inbox, pull the details out of forms and invoices, update your systems and follow up on time. Connected to the tools you already use, with a person approving anything that matters.
The problem
Someone retypes every emailed order, form and invoice by hand.
An agent reads it, pulls out the details and files them where they belong.
Leads and customers wait hours for a first reply.
Every inquiry gets an accurate answer in seconds, and a person when it counts.
Follow-ups, reminders and status updates depend on someone remembering.
They go out on schedule, every time, and log themselves.
Your tools do not talk, so data gets copied between them all day.
Your systems stay in sync on their own. Nobody copies and pastes.
What you get
We give every agent one clear job, the data it needs, and a fallback when it is unsure. You see what it did, what it saved and what it handed to a human.
Read emails, forms, PDFs and photos, pull out the details and create the job, order or ticket.
Answer common questions, book appointments and give order status in seconds, then hand off with context.
Ask your own documents, SOPs and records a question and get an answer with the source attached.
Connect your CRM, accounting, scheduling and spreadsheets so records stay matched without retyping.
Reminders, quotes, reviews and status updates that send themselves on time and log every touch.
Anything that touches money, customers or sensitive data waits for a person to approve it.
What it takes off your plate
No per-seat fees. No lock-in. You own every line.
Where it pays off fastest
How it works
Where the hours go, which steps repeat and where a person still has to decide.
One agent or automation, built for real and live in a month or less.
Hours saved, rework avoided and what still gets handed to a person.
More work is automated only once the approval path is proven in daily use.
Live in a month or less, at a price locked before we start.
See the whole processIn writing
You talk to Jake, the person building it, from the first call to launch day. No account managers and no offshore hand-offs.
≤ 1 monthLive in a month or less. Real software, no prototype phase.
Fixed priceLocked in writing before the build, and for every release after
100%Of the custom code and IP is yours once paid
30 daysOf post-launch support with every build
Proof

Construction Operations400%revenue growth over two years, supported by greater operational capacityOne operating platform for every service.Read the story 
Healthcare & Patient Experience10%reported increase in patient satisfaction after implementationA clearer patient experience after the visit.Read the story FAQ
Still wondering? Ask Jake directly on a free 30-minute call.
Book a free callThe best first jobs are repetitive and well defined: reading emailed orders and forms, answering common customer questions, drafting replies and quotes, keeping records in sync between tools, and sending follow-ups on time. We pick the one job that frees the most hours and prove it before expanding.
Every agent has a clear fallback. When it is unsure, or when the task touches money, customers or sensitive data, it hands the work to a person with the context already written up. You decide which steps need approval before anything goes live.
We decide where data lives, who can see it, which vendors process it and what is logged before anything reaches production. Confidential, regulated or payment data is never connected without an approved handling plan.
For simple handoffs, you should, and we will tell you so. Custom automation earns its place when the workflow has exceptions, needs judgment, touches several systems, or costs more in per-task fees than it would to own.
A month or less. The first agent or automation is scoped to one job, priced before we start, and live in your real tools within a month. Your team runs it alongside the current process while we measure the hours saved, then the next job is quoted as its own fixed-price release.