By industry

Same engine, your vocabulary

The five processes I automate are the same everywhere. What changes is what you call them and which system stores them. Pick yours.

Manufacturing

The bottleneck is rarely on the floor: it sits between the customer's email, the costing spreadsheet, and the person assembling the PDF by hand.

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Distribution and wholesale

The order arrives fine. What costs you is the road between the customer's message and an order that is loaded, checked and paid.

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Accounting and tax firms

Your firm's value is in the interpretation. Your cost is the hours spent keying in what the tax authority already publishes as XML.

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Clinics and medical practices

Reception answers, books, reminds, bills and files. Four of those five can happen on their own.

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Real estate and construction

In this business whoever answers first usually wins the deal. The second one answers well too โ€” just late.

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Your industry not listed? Doesn't matter. The diagnostic looks at processes, not sectors: if you quote, collect, key in data or answer messages by hand, it applies just the same.

Start with the diagnostic

Five days, $2,900 USD. If I don't find at least 40 automatable hours a month, you get your money back.

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Or first work out what those hours cost you โ†’