More enquiries
Capture leads that would otherwise slip through the cracks.
No hype. Just real improvements.
Optimized one workflow at a time. Compounding as we build.
On our first call, we want to learn how your business runs and where things get stuck.
When needed, we also speak with the people doing the work, from your office staff to project managers.
We look for the everyday problems that cost you time and money.
These are just a few examples. AI can help with tasks you might never have considered.
For instance, a system built around your pricing and previous quotes can prepare a draft quote for a new enquiry. Your team reviews and sends it, cutting the time required in half.
You don’t need to know what’s possible before we speak. Finding those opportunities is part of our job.
Together, we choose the improvement that matters most.
We prepare a proposal explaining what we’ll build, what it will cost and the outcome we’re aiming for.
Once approved, we build and test the solution, help your team put it to work and measure the results.
If you’re happy to move forward, we tackle the next bottleneck.
Each improvement builds on the last, leading to a more efficient business.
It depends on how your business runs and the systems you already have. Let’s consider this example with just three modest improvements.
Capture leads that would otherwise slip through the cracks.
Get quotes out faster and follow up while customers are still interested.
Help customers find relevant extras they might otherwise miss.
20.2%
1.05 × 1.05 × 1.09 ≈ 1.202
A business making £400,000 a year would generate £480,690.
That’s £80,690 in additional annual revenue.
An illustrative example, not a forecast. These are relative improvements sustained for a full year, with capacity to fulfil the extra orders. Revenue is not profit; delivery and automation costs still apply.
Keep the other two gains the same. See what changes.
For example, a 20% closing rate becomes 21%. Combined revenue gain: 20.2%.
We’ve listed a few possibilities.
We’ll let you do the math.
A fraction of the gain we estimate these improvements could deliver for your business in the first year.
Your proposal sets out the build price and any ongoing costs before you commit.