AI & automation consulting
Most small businesses already pay for software that would fix it, switched off. I find that first. If it needs building, I build it and test it.
A diagnostic that maps your process end to end. Written report: which tool fixes it, build cost, any subscription. No requirement to build afterward.
What it includes
How it runs
- 01
A call
15 minutes, freeYou describe the day. I say if anything is worth chasing. If not, that is the whole call.
- 02
The diagnostic
$997, fixed, one sittingOne session mapping the process end to end: tools, manual steps, frequency, where time and leads leak.
- 03
The report
Written, and yoursPrioritized list: what to automate, which tool, why, build cost, any subscription. No requirement to build.
Questions
What if there is nothing worth automating?
Then the report says so, and tells you what to do instead. I would rather lose a build than put in one you do not need.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Everything runs on tools with a normal login screen, and the report is written in plain language.
Will this need a subscription?
Sometimes. If so it is priced in the report before you commit, not discovered halfway through.
Where the time goes
Six leaks. Almost every small business has at least three.
What actually gets automated
Whatever the diagnostic says costs you most. On tools you can log into.
- New enquiries land in your CRM automatically, and you get told
- A text or email goes back to a new lead within seconds
- Booking, confirmation, and a reminder the day before
- No-shows chased automatically instead of forgotten
- Inbound email sorted and routed to the right person
- Documents read and summarized before anyone opens them
- A chatbot that actually knows your prices and policies
- A review request that fires when a job is marked complete
- New customers walked through onboarding without you
- Big leads flagged immediately, small ones nurtured quietly