AI for growing businesses

AI is here. Don’t let your competition pull ahead. Get set up.

We build Claude into how your business actually runs (your files, your templates, your follow-up) so the repetitive work gets done without adding staff.

Claude

  • Summarize this and draft the reply
  • Pull the key dates from this contract
  • Turn these notes into a proposal
  • Chase the documents we’re still missing
  • Write this week’s client update

The work your team repeats every week, running inside the systems you already use.

It isn’t talent. It’s setup.

Imagine walking in Monday and the busywork’s already done.

We set up Claude inside your business so it handles the jobs you repeat every week, quietly, in the background, around the clock.

Right now, AI waits for you. You open it, type a question, copy the answer, and paste it somewhere else. Close the tab and it stops working.

Set up right, it works the other way around. Claude connects to your email, calendar, and files, and takes care of the routine stuff on its own. Follow-ups sent. Inboxes sorted. Reports ready before your first coffee.

Three things,
built around your work.

Not a training library and not a stack of prompts. A working system, set up inside the tools your team already opens every morning.

01

Set up properly

Claude implementation

Claude set up for your team, connected to the tools you already use, with skills and instructions for your recurring work.

02

Runs on a trigger

App development

The multi-step jobs that eat your week, like intake, follow-up, document chasing, and reporting, running on a trigger instead of a to-do list.

03

When nothing fits

Custom AI applications

When off-the-shelf won’t fit, we build the tool, from estimating apps to review systems to internal dashboards.

Scoped first.
Built second.

Every workflow gets defined until it has five things: trigger, source, action, output, and who reads it. Then it gets built, and not before.

01

Understand

Assessment

We learn your workflows and find where AI saves the most time. You get a clear, scoped plan before anything gets built.

02

Deliver

Build

We set it up with your team across working sessions, so it fits the way you actually work.

03

Make it stick

Handoff

You get documentation, training, and a system your team can run on its own.

04

Keep it working

We stay with you

AI isn’t set-and-forget. As your business changes, we tune what’s running, add new workflows, and fix what breaks.

Recent builds,
with the names removed.

Four projects for real companies. Client names, data and locations have been changed. The screens are the ones we designed.

A Monday briefing listing the six matters that need the attorney this week, each with what happened, what was missed and a drafted response ready to review.
A treatment timeline built from every provider’s records, with the gaps and the missing documents called out beside it.
A dashboard for the whole practice: active matters, what needs the attorney, the day’s calendar and the statutes running out.
A settlement view showing the gross, every lien against it and what the client actually receives.

Legal

Every record read, every date checked

Reads every medical record and court order on a matter, then surfaces the contradictions between providers, the records that were never chased, and the dates that passed with nothing filed. Each one arrives with the letter already drafted.

Client
A personal injury law practice
Business
Bilingual, two attorneys, 174 open matters
A daily dashboard: what needs the filer today, what is sitting with the city, capacity against target and every job by stage.
A property research screen checking seven city systems, with blocking red flags at the top and every finding linked back to the record it came from.
A permit application with eighteen fields pre-filled from the plan set, each one linked to the region of the drawing it was read from.
A client proposal drafted from the research and the price list, with fee lines that can be toggled and re-totaled before it goes out.

Construction compliance

A whole filing practice on one screen

Researches a property across seven city systems, flags what would block a permit before any time is spent on it, drafts the proposal from that research, and pre-fills the application straight off the plan set.

Client
A building-code filing representative
Business
Files construction permits with the city for owners and architects
An invoice shown beside its PDF, with all nine read fields matched against the purchase order and a single button to approve and post it.
The day’s invoice queue: what is matched and ready, what needs a decision and the total value waiting.
Three invoices held back before posting: changed bank details, a possible duplicate, and a supplier with no vendor record yet.
A log of everything entered today, each with its ledger reference, who approved it and where the document was filed.

Construction finance

Supplier invoices, keyed once

Reads every supplier invoice out of the shared mailbox, matches it to the vendor, job, purchase order and cost code, and enters it in the accounting system, but only after a person has approved it.

Client
A construction group
Business
Five companies running on the same accounting system
A single client record: the description, the main contact, the team, and every document color-coded by type with the pinned ones on top.
A searchable client list showing industry, type, document count, who is on the account and when it last moved.
A document open for editing, with its type, its action items, a review date and the people tagged on it.
Where the documents module sits in the platform, and which roles can read and write to it.

Managed services

What we know about a client, in one place

Gives every client a single record holding the decisions, the workarounds and the handovers, so what a departing engineer knew does not leave with them.

Client
MSP
Business
Manages IT and support for a portfolio of client companies

What owners
ask first.

The questions that come up on every assessment call, answered the way we’d answer them on the call.

How can a small business start using AI?

Start with the work your team repeats every week, not with a tool. An assessment identifies the tasks where AI saves the most time, then those tasks get built into the systems you already use, with your team, so they actually get used.

What is an AI assessment?

An AI assessment is a working review of how your business runs. We map your recurring tasks, find where AI saves the most time, and deliver a scoped plan that defines each workflow’s trigger, source, action, output, and who reviews it.

Do we need technical staff to use this?

No. We build it around how your team already works and hand it over with documentation and training. Your people use it in plain language.

What happens after the build?

We stay with you. As your business changes, we tune what’s running, add new workflows, and fix what breaks.

Ready when you are

Bring us the process
that eats your week.

We’ll build it, and we’ll stay to make it work.

Book an AI assessment

A focused first conversation. No pitch deck. No obligation.