Offer 00 · $1,000 fixed, five business days
One automation, built and running in a week.
One workflow your team does by hand, turned into a system that does it, checks its own work, and hands the exceptions back to a person. Built in your accounts. Source code yours. Running by Friday.
Pick one of four shapes
Each one has been built before, which is why the price and the week are fixed. If your workflow is none of these, send it anyway; the answer is usually one of them wearing different clothes.
The intake agent
Answers the questions your team answers forty times a week, on WhatsApp, web chat or the phone line, in English, Hindi or Gujarati. Every conversation is written to your CRM or a sheet. Anything it is not sure about goes to a person with the transcript attached.
Running today as the phone line for a four-department business in Gujarat, in three languages.
The list builder
A named list of the organisations you sell to, built from trade directories, registries and the companies' own sites. Each row carries a written reason, a confidence score and the source link, so you can check row four in thirty seconds.
142 qualified organisations with named contacts in one afternoon, against roughly two weeks by hand.
The inbox extractor
Reads what arrives, enquiries, invoices, CVs, signed documents, pulls the fields out, files each one where it belongs and chases whatever is missing on a schedule you set.
Same machinery as the list builder, pointed at a mailbox instead of the open web.
The night-shift QA agent
Walks the critical flows of your web app every night, signs in, books, pays, exports, and reports what broke with screenshots and the exact step. Nothing is auto-merged; a person reads the report.
Sentinel, our open-source agent suite, runs this at about $0.03 a run.
How the week runs
You spend about two hours across the week. Everything else is ours.
What it costs
Three builds a month, so the week is a real week. If the workflow needs more than five days, we say so on the call and point you at the audit instead.
Who it is not for
- A workflow with no checkable output. If nobody can say whether the system got it right, it is not a candidate, and we say so on day one.
- Anything that needs a 24/7 human-free guarantee from the first week.
- Hospitality property management systems, which compete with work we already do.
- Anyone who wants a demo more than a working thing.
Send the workflow in one sentence. You get a fixed scope and a start date back within a day.
No call needed for the scope. If it is not a week's work, the reply says that instead.