Reports and data gathering
Data from your scattered systems compiled into one view, on schedule, without anyone copy-pasting. Sales, inventory, marketing, finance.
Services
AI automation services: what I actually build
If a task repeats and follows rules, it can be automated. These are the most common machines we build together. Every engagement starts the same way: you describe the process, we build a working demo on your real data, and we talk price only after you have seen the result.
Customer and sales emails
Replies and outreach drafted automatically in your tone. A human approves and sends; the machine does the typing.
Proposals and tender responses
Documents built from your templates with your data and style. A faster proposal wins more often.
Content and marketing production
Texts, product descriptions and posts produced and scheduled. Built as a pipeline, not one-off prompting.
Data transfer between systems
The manual copy-paste between tools that nobody wanted to do in the first place. Gone.
Lead generation and enrichment
New prospects found in open data and enriched automatically, like the machine that runs my own sales.
How an engagement runs
- You describe one repetitive process by email. Ten minutes of your time.
- We build a working demo in days, on your real task.
- We evaluate the result together: hours saved, errors removed.
- Only then we discuss terms. No demo, no invoice.
Why a consultant instead of a tool subscription
There are more than 8,000 AI tools marketed at small businesses, and picking one is itself a research project. A tool gives you a new interface someone has to learn. We build the machine into the tools you already use: your email, your spreadsheets, your systems. The solution stays yours and keeps running even if our cooperation ends.
Not sure where to start? Read AI automation for small business or check the machines I run myself on the Work page.
Describe one repetitive process
One email is enough. I will tell you straight whether a machine can do it. Usually it can.
Get in touch