I build AI automations for New Zealand businesses — the quoting, chasing and data entry that eats your week, running on its own.
The tools you already pay for.
If it has an API, it can be joined up. If it doesn't, there's usually still a way.
If it happens every week, it can be handed over.
Processes that run without anyone touching them
A request comes in, gets logged, priced, sent and followed up. In order, every time, without anyone having to remember.
Something that reads the boring things for you
Inboxes, PDFs and forms read, sorted and actioned. The judgement calls still come to you. The sorting doesn't.
The tools you already pay for, actually talking
Most businesses don't need more software. They need the systems they've already bought to stop needing someone in the middle.
Four steps, and you can stop after two.
Twenty minutes, free
Tell me what's eating your time. If automation isn't the right answer, I'll say so.
I write the process down
You get a plain-English plan back: what gets automated, what it costs, how long it takes.
Usually days, not months
Tested against your real data. Nothing goes live until you've watched it do the job.
It runs, and I keep it running
Systems change and businesses grow. I fix things before you notice them.
What it's worth, in hours.
Quote to invoice for a trades business. Enquiries were re-typed three times; now one entry carries all the way through.
Supplier invoices in thirty different formats, read and posted automatically. Humans check exceptions only.
Website enquiries used to sit for days. Now they're qualified, assigned and answered, with follow-up behind them.