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For revenue businesses · $15k–$60k

Agentic Operations

We rebuild your highest-friction processes around AI agents — then run them, measure them, and make them cheaper every month.

Why most automation fails

Most automation fails because agents get bolted onto processes designed for humans. We don't automate your process. We redesign it for what agents do well — then prove it with numbers: hours returned, error rate, cost per run.

The process menu

You’ll recognize the pain, not the category.

Nobody wakes up wanting “workflow automation.” They wake up to the proposal that took four days, the invoice pile, the recruiting inbox. These are the processes we rebuild.

Agencies, legal, consultancies

Intake → qualification → proposal

Inbound requests parsed, qualified, enriched, and turned into a draft proposal for human review.

Intake-to-proposal: from 4 days to 4 hours.

Operations, finance

Procurement & vendor management

RFQ generation, quote comparison, PO creation, invoice matching — with an audit trail.

Quote-to-PO handled end-to-end; humans review discrepancies only.

Proof: Procurement automation

People ops, high-volume hiring

Recruiting funnel

Screening, structured summaries, scheduling, and follow-ups — recruiters keep the judgment calls.

Screening turnaround: from days to same-morning.

Proof: Custom ATS

Revenue teams

Sales intelligence & follow-up

Account research, meeting prep, CRM hygiene, post-call actions — before the seller asks.

Hours of pre-call research compressed into a brief that's already on your desk.

Proof: Harvest

Controllers, finance teams

AP/AR & finance ops

Invoice processing, categorization, reconciliation prep, and collections sequences.

Month-end prep measured in hours, not weeks.

Support teams

Customer support triage

Classification, drafted responses, and escalation with full context attached.

First-response time drops; escalations arrive pre-briefed.

Regulated and bilingual businesses

Compliance & documentation

Contract intake review, policy checks, and bilingual document handling — the Quebec Bill 96 angle.

Every document checked, both languages, every time.

Outcome lines are design targets until first-client numbers replace them.

Three ways in

Start with one process. Or take the department.

Single Process Rebuild

$15k–$25k · 2–3 weeks

One high-friction workflow, redesigned and shipped to production.

  • Process teardown: where human judgment is actually required vs. assumed
  • Redesign around agents, with human-in-the-loop checkpoints
  • Production build: retry logic, fallbacks, tracing, cost monitoring
  • Dashboard showing runs, exceptions, and hours saved

One process, measurably cheaper, in under a month.

Flagship

Operations Overhaul

$35k–$60k · 4–6 weeks

Three to five connected workflows across a department — intake-to-invoice, the full recruiting funnel, the complete AP cycle.

  • Everything in the rebuild, across a connected system
  • One agent platform, unified monitoring, a single exception queue
  • Integration with your systems of record — CRM, ERP, accounting, email

A department that runs on a fraction of the manual hours, with better audit trails than before.

Operations Retainer

$2.5k–$8k/mo

Post-build, we run and improve the system. The compounding line.

  • Monitoring: error rates, throughput, cost-per-run, model drift
  • Model and API change management — someone has to own that
  • Monthly optimization: cheaper models where quality holds
  • An hour bank for new workflow requests

The system gets cheaper and more capable every month, and you never think about it.

Who it’s for

Businesses doing $2M–$50M with documentation-heavy, repetitive workflows — professional services, legal, finance ops, logistics, property management, agencies. The buyer is an owner, COO, or ops lead who can feel the payroll cost of the process.

Who it’s not for

Companies wanting a $500 zap, or wanting "AI" without a process that's measurably broken. The audit filters these out.

Start with the audit.

One week. A map of where AI pays off in your business, and which door you should walk through.