Hand the repetitive work to an agent that is supervised
Back-office processes scoped, automated with AI agents, and measured before and after — one process at a time, with guardrails you can inspect.
Automation fails on scope, not on technology
The failure mode is not that the agent cannot do the work. It is that nobody defined the work precisely enough, so the agent is judged against an expectation that was never written down.
We start from one process you can name: intake, triage, reconciliation, reporting. We document how it runs today, build the agent with its context and guardrails, and measure the difference.
Process scoping
The current process documented as it actually runs, with the decision points and exceptions that matter.
Agent build and context management
The agent built with the context, tools and instructions it needs, versioned and reviewable.
Guardrails and monitoring
Boundaries on what the agent may do, with logging that makes its decisions auditable.
Measurement and handover
Before and after figures on time and volume, then handover to your team with documentation.
How we deliver
Select the first process
A 30-minute call to settle which single piece of work goes first: something that recurs and follows rules that can be stated plainly.
Model the work as performed
We learn the job from the people doing it rather than from the description of it, then construct an agent that mirrors it — including the points where it must defer instead of deciding.
Verify and transfer
Figures from either side of the change, so the improvement is demonstrable rather than asserted. Ownership then passes across, along with everything required to keep it running.
Often bought with
Data integration & custom MCP servers
Your internal systems connected to AI tooling through servers we build and you own.
AI governance & usage policy
A written policy your staff can follow, with monitoring and enforcement that matches it.
Software development
Business applications, e-commerce and marketing sites, delivered with modern DevOps practice.
Start with a 30-minute call
Bring the situation, not a specification. You leave with a written view of what we would do and in what order.
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