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Who we help

Growing firms that are busy, but not getting faster.

Accountants and solicitors, engineering and manufacturing firms, logistics, construction, care and hospitality. Different trades, the same four situations.

Growing

"We can't take on more work without hiring."

You've won the work. Now it has to survive your capacity. Every new contract means another hire, and the jobs already on the go keep slipping.

What we'd do

  • Follow real jobs from start to finish and show you where they wait
  • Start less and finish more, so jobs stop queuing
  • Get what your firm knows out of a few heads and into one place
  • Hand the routine paperwork and hand-offs to AI

First step: the two-week review, £2,950.

Getting started with AI

"We don't know where to start with AI."

Everyone says you should use it. Your staff already do, on their own accounts. Nobody can tell you what's safe, or what's worth it for a firm your size.

What we'd do

  • Half a day with you and your partners or board: where AI pays back, and what's safe
  • A one-page use policy and one approved tool on the firm's accounts
  • The two or three jobs where it pays back first
  • A hands-on day for your team, on their own work

First step: a board AI session, £1,750, or the two-week review, £2,950.

Stalled

"We bought the tools and nothing changed."

The licences are paid for. A few people use them. The pilot faded when the person who cared about it got busy.

What we'd do

  • Find out why it stalled. It's usually the work around the tool, not the tool
  • Aim the tools at the hold-up that actually costs you
  • Ready-made routines for your five most common jobs
  • A part-time lead who keeps it going after the first month

First step: Launch, £5,950, on the AI tool you already pay for.

Signs it's this

  • Lots of people log in, but jobs take as long as they did
  • AI was added to the old way of working, so nothing was stopped or simplified
  • Nobody is sure when to trust what it writes, or when to check it
  • It saves time on tasks, but the time goes back into waiting and rework
Levelled off

"Our customers expect more than they used to."

You established yourself, then levelled off. Competitors quote and reply faster, and the way you worked last year won't keep up.

What we'd do

  • Ask your customers what they actually choose you for, with your agreement on every question
  • Show you where you stand, in their words
  • Speed up that work first, and leave the rest alone
  • Quotes and replies in hours, drafted from what your firm already knows

First step: the two-week review with customer conversations, from £2,950.

In your trade

The jobs that wait, in your words.

Accountants and solicitors

Year-ends waiting on client records

New matters stuck at onboarding, finished work waiting to be billed, and fee earners pulled into admin.

Engineering and manufacturing

Quotes stuck in the RFQ queue

Every quote needs your most experienced people, so enquiries wait while the shop floor runs.

Logistics and distribution

Delivered, but not invoiced

PODs that take days to reach the office, and customers ringing for updates.

Construction and trades

Tenders and subcontractor prices

Bid packs that eat evenings, prices you're still chasing, and valuations that lag the work.

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