Customers
The work we run, at the businesses we run it for.
Not a portfolio of decks. These systems are in production today, and every number below is real.
Commerce integration company
Their team was buried in repeat support tickets, and new business had gone quiet. We put agents on both.
A ticket desk that answers itself
We trained an agent on years of past inquiries. It now handles the repetitive tickets on its own, so customers get answers in minutes instead of days, tickets close fast, and the team gets hours back every week.
Ad campaigns watched around the clock
Agents monitor ad performance and placement continuously and flag anything that needs a human decision, instead of someone checking dashboards when they remember to.
Sales outreach that restarted the pipeline
We automated their outbound sales outreach. A year with no new customers turned into ten or more qualified leads in the first four months.
In production
10+
sales leads in four months
after 2025 brought none
Drilling and blasting contractor
A field business where the paperwork was eating the office. Most of it no longer needs a person.
Accounting work and integrations
The routine accounting work runs on its own, and the systems that never talked to each other now do, so nothing gets retyped from one screen into another.
Contracts, start to finish
Write-ups, reviews, and renewals are drafted and tracked automatically. The team reads and signs; the machine does the assembling and the chasing.
In production
80%
of the back office automated
a person reviews what matters
Both started the same way: a look at where the hours and the money were going.
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