Service count
15
Grouped by operational outcome, not generic categories.
Services
15 automation services. One rule: show the working demo.
Pick a workflow, open the service page, and review mechanism + pricing in plain terms.
Build model
Fixed scope
Quote, acceptance criteria, and boundaries are written up front.
Proof type
Live demos
Every service shows the mechanism instead of marketing-only claims.
Delivery target
30 days
First production automation rollout window for qualified builds.
How builds are wired
Core runtime + common execution patterns
This is the reusable backbone behind most projects.
Agent runtime
Agentic flow orchestration
Multi-step agents with checkpoints, retries, and human approval gates.
Retrieval layer
RAG with citations
Source-cited answers over SOPs, contracts, project docs, and CRM notes.
Workflow engine
n8n + event routing
Triggers from forms, inbox, CRM, ERP, and voice channels with auditable branch logic.
Model strategy
Task-specific model selection
Model choice by task, latency, and cost target.
Pattern 01
Lead triage agent
Reads inbound leads, scores intent, routes owner, and drafts first response.
Pattern 02
Support resolution agent
Classifies request type, retrieves policy answers, and escalates edge cases to humans.
Pattern 03
Finance close assistant
Collects ledger feeds, reconciles anomalies, and flags variance for approval.
Operations cluster
Automate operations
Remove repetitive work from inbox and spreadsheets.
Customer response cluster
Talk to customers
Reply faster, route leads, and keep pipeline movement visible.
Knowledge cluster
Know everything
Turn scattered docs into searchable, source-cited answers.
Engineering cluster
Build & run
Ship and run systems with clear ownership and observability.