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Not sure where to start? I walk through your processes with you, find where time and money leak away, and tell you which tools fit. You get a clear list of what’s worth automating first, and what isn’t.
It starts with a free intro call about what slows you down. Then we walk through the work step by step, the way it actually happens. I note where time goes, where information is retyped and where things get missed, and rank each opportunity by the time and money it saves. You end up with a written plan for the first build.
Automating the wrong process costs more than it saves. Looking first means the first build goes after the work that wastes the most time, uses the tools you already pay for, and only adds AI where it clearly helps. If something isn’t worth automating, you hear that too.
Step by step through the tasks you bring: who does what, in which tool, and where it gets stuck.
Every idea weighed against what it saves, so the first build is the one that pays off fastest.
Connecting what you have comes first. If a new tool would help, I recommend one that fits the size of your business.
Scope and cost in writing, so you decide before anything is built.
No. Most of the value is in finding it together. Bring the tasks that annoy you most and we start from there.
A basic automation normally starts from €1,400. Larger AI systems depend on how many tools connect, the data involved, and the scope. You get a written price before anything is built, and the first call is free.
A bounded automation usually takes 2–4 weeks. A larger system with several integrations takes 4–8 weeks and is delivered in stages you can test along the way.
