Go beyond a chat: put AI agents to work on enquiries, draft quotes and follow-up tasks. We connect the steps, train your team and agree approvals and running costs.
One task. Connected steps. Your approval.
Illustrative example. No messages are sent and no business systems are connected.
Pick a task your team knows well. Test whether an agent can do it reliably, understand the running costs and decide what is worth expanding.
Tell us what slows you down ↗An agent can organise the request, flag missing information and prepare a draft using your services. Your team checks prices and approves it before sending. Learn to run and review the process.
Explore this service ↗Map the steps, connect your existing tools and define what the agent can do, when it should ask and when it should stop.
Explore this service ↗Compare models and providers for your tasks. Test quality against cost and configure usage limits suited to the workflow.
Explore this service ↗Assess your infrastructure and data requirements, configure the deployment and provide the guidance to operate it.
Explore this service ↗Codex, Claude, Google Antigravity or Grok: we assess the fit for your task, configure the chosen tools and show you how to supervise the work. Capabilities, integrations and subscriptions vary by platform.
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We choose tools around the task and check available integrations before connecting them. You keep control of access, approvals and costs.
Yes. Training and tool selection can be a standalone engagement. Sessions are shaped around your team’s tasks and experience, with practical guidance to use afterward.
Usually the first option is the interface your existing tools or agent platform already provide. Custom UI is scoped only when it solves a specific need.
No. A simple integration or conventional automation may be the better fit. We start with the task and choose the simplest suitable approach.
Agents can take approved actions autonomously within the agreed scope. Sensitive actions can require approval, while exceptions are routed to your team. The example on this page is illustrative and connects to no business systems.
Data access, providers, retention and permissions need to be reviewed for the proposed workflow before connecting your systems. Use only the information the task requires.
We assess the integrations and permissions your tools support. Compatibility and any limitations are confirmed during scoping.
Pricing depends on the workflow, integrations and support required. Implementation and any ongoing provider costs should be made clear in the proposal.