AI automation & AI agents for business Practical AIBuilt around how you workand supported after launch
We work with you to map how your business runs, find where AI can take on the manual work, then build, launch and support it inside the systems you already use.
Speak to an expertMost AI projects start with a tool. Ours start with your process.
Buying AI software still leaves someone to work out where it fits, connect it and keep it running. We start by understanding how your business actually works, then build the automation that fits it, to the standard regulated industries need: reliable, checked and auditable.
What we build
AI Document & Data Extraction
Extract data from PDFs, emails and images with AI
Pull the information you need out of emails, PDFs, forms and images, check it against your rules, and pass anything uncertain to your team.
Integrations With Your Systems
Connect AI to your ERP, CRM, PLM and everyday tools
Connect AI to the ERP, CRM, PLM,inboxes and tools you already use, so there's no new platform for your team to learn.
AI Agents & Workflow Automation
Custom AI agents and workflow automation
Agents that handle the repetitive decisions and hand-offs in a process, with clear limits on what they can do on their own.
Our Approach
How we build and support your AI automation
One team, start to finish. The people who map your process are the people who build and support it.
Step 1Map
We sit with the people who do the work and map the process end to end, including the systems it touches. We build around those systems rather than replacing them.
Step 2Prototype
We build a working version and test it on your real data. Together we decide where a person should check the result, so your team stays in control.
Step 3Launch
We connect it to your systems and run it alongside your current process until the results match, then switch over without disrupting your team.
Step 4Support
We stay on after launch. We adjust the automation when something changes, and you can always see what it did and why.
Not sure where AI fits in your business?
Book a 30-minute call and we'll help you find the process worth starting with.
Case Studies
Order-to-Doorstep Automation for a UK Pet Food Manufacturer
Connected production, warehouse, packing and shipping for a direct-to-consumer pet food manufacturer, so every order flows from the production line to the customer's door without being re-keyed. About 5,000–8,500 hours of packing work saved a year, with warehouse stock moving around 25% faster.
- Production machines and order systems on one event stream
- Warehouse stock moved around 25% faster
- 3–5 manual packing roles automated
- Labels and tracking for about 20,000 parcels a day
AI Custom Object Detection + Computer Vision
Built and securely deployed a custom AI tooth detection model and computer vision software, helping patients to track plaque between appointments using their smartphone.
- Optimised for Android and iOS
- Custom graphic design throughout
- Bespoke AI models trained for the job
- Secure, scalable infrastructure
Website Design, Build + Hosting
Designed, built and hosted a travel guide website with searchable destination guides, set up so new content can be added quickly and safely, and kept running for very little cost.
- Lightning fast on any device
- SEO and AI search built in, not bolted on
- New quality content live in minutes
Guides
Practical guides to AI automation
Plain-English guides to automating documents, data entry and the work between your systems.
Logistics
How to automate bills of lading, CMRs and proof-of-delivery paperwork
Every delivery produces paperwork, and until it's matched to the right job, checked and filed, you can't invoice with confidence. This guide explains how AI handles PODs, CMRs and bills of lading, including the awkward ones, and where people still need to stay involved.
5 min read →Manufacturing · Logistics
How to automate order entry from emails and PDFs into your ERP
If your team spends hours a day retyping purchase orders from emails and PDFs into your ERP, that work can now be automated reliably, even when every customer sends orders in a different format. This guide explains how it works, where it goes wrong, and how to try it without betting the business on it.
8 min read →Logistics · Manufacturing
Will AI automation work with our existing ERP, TMS or WMS?
"Our systems are too old for that" is the most common reason operations teams don't explore automation. It's rarely true. This guide explains the ways an automation can connect to your ERP, TMS or WMS, from modern APIs to 20-year-old green screens, and what to check before you start.
4 min read →Manufacturing
AI visual quality inspection: is it worth it for a smaller manufacturer?
Computer vision used to mean expensive, specialist machine vision systems. Today a camera and a custom AI model can spot many defects reliably, at a cost smaller manufacturers can justify. This guide explains when it's worth it, when it isn't, and how to find out without a big investment.
4 min read →Fashion & apparel · Product development
AI automation for fashion product development: working around your PLM
A PLM gives fashion and product teams one place for tech packs, BOMs and the critical path. But the work around it is still mostly manual: chasing factories, updating clients and copying data between systems. This guide covers what AI automation can take over, how it connects to the PLM you already use, and where people should stay in charge.
7 min read →Logistics
How can AI automation help a logistics company?
Logistics runs on emails, documents and status updates moving between customers, drivers, carriers and your TMS. Much of that handling is now automatable. This guide maps the areas where AI automation pays off and shows how to pick the right first project.
5 min read →Hospitality · Small business
How to keep your website's menu, prices and opening hours up to date without high costs or bugs
Menus change with the seasons, prices go up, specials change every week and opening hours shift for bank holidays. For most small businesses the website is the last thing to be updated, if it's updated at all. This guide explains why content goes stale, how to set things up so updates are quick, cheap and hard to get wrong, and what to look for if you'd rather someone else kept it current for you.
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