Find what to automate. Then build it.
AI is reaching every industry, and the question for your company is which parts of its work it should take first. We answer that on a call, put it in a written plan, build it on the systems you already use, and keep it running.
The work your teams repeat, done by AI
Examples by kind of work, not by tool or industry. Each one has a person in it where a mistake would matter. If yours is not here, it is probably still a fit: the call finds it.
Work that belongs to every team
The same kinds of work sit in every part of a company. The call starts with the team where the hours go.
A call, a plan, a build, and the running of it
Four steps. Most companies start with one process and add the next once the first has paid for itself.
What we do not automate
Every automation we build leaves something with your people: the decision, the exception or the approval. The call says what, before anything is built.
A person reviews wherever a mistake would matter, every action is logged, and the review step is tightened wherever errors appear.
We work on both sides of AI
The data behind frontier models is our other practice. It is how we know what AI does well, where it fails, and where a person has to stay in the loop.
Questions companies ask
What can be automated?
Any work your teams repeat across systems: answering enquiries, chasing follow-ups, preparing quotes, reading and filing documents, moving data between tools, producing the daily numbers. The call finds the first candidate: the work that costs the most hours and has the clearest rules.
What should not be automated?
Decisions that need judgement, anything where a wrong answer costs more than the time saved, and work that changes every time. Those stay with people, and we say so on the call. Where a mistake would matter, the automation asks a person before it acts.
Which work should we start with?
Start where the work repeats most and the rules are clearest. For many companies that is enquiries, follow-ups or reporting, but the call looks at your own week and picks the first one.
Can you show us examples of what you automate?
Yes. The use cases page describes common ones by kind of work, each with the problem, what we build and what stays with a person. On the call we describe the ones closest to yours.
Do we need new software?
No. We build on the systems you already use. Your team keeps its tools; the automation connects them and runs in the background.
Can it work with our systems?
Almost always. Most business software has a way in, through an API, an export or an integration, and where there is none we find another route. The call confirms it before the plan.
How long does it take?
The plan comes within a few days of the call. Most first automations go live within a few weeks; a larger programme is scoped in stages, each with its own date.
What if the AI gets it wrong?
It will, sometimes, and the build plans for it. Anything unclear goes to a person to approve before it reaches a customer or a system of record, every action is logged, and the review step is tightened wherever errors appear.
Will our team need training to use it?
Very little. The automation runs in the background on the tools your team already uses, and we show your people what it does, what it hands to them and how to correct it.
Can you automate work in more than one language?
Yes. Enquiries, documents and calls can be handled in the languages your customers and suppliers use, and the call confirms which ones the plan covers.
Who owns the automation?
You do. Everything we build runs in your accounts and is documented. If you stop working with us, you keep it.
What does it cost?
Each plan carries a fixed price for the build and a monthly fee for the running, agreed before anything starts. There is no price list, because no two companies automate the same work.
How is our data handled?
The automation reads only what it needs, your data stays in your own systems and accounts, and access is limited to the people on the build. We sign an NDA when you need one.
Where do you work?
Anywhere. The call, the build and the running happen online, with the team in Gurugram, and we come on site when the work needs it.
Can we start small?
Yes, and most companies do: one process, live and paying for itself, before the next. The plan is written so that each step stands on its own.
What happens after it is live?
We watch it, fix what breaks and improve it as your work changes, under the monthly fee. When you want to run it yourself, we hand it over with the documentation.
Tell us what your teams do by hand
A few lines on the work that repeats, the systems it lives in and roughly how many people it takes. You get a reply within 24 hours, with a time for the call.