Automation does the work; the tool is where your team watches it and steps in. Most builds are some of both — and either one on its own is a perfectly normal project. Which you need is what the review is for.
Replaces The person copy-pasting between the six systems that run your business
Replaces Spreadsheet #14, and the subscriptions that each almost fit
You don’t need to know whether you want “an automation” or “a tool.” Tell us what keeps eating the week and we’ll work out which it is. These are the ones we hear most often — they’re examples, not a list of what we do.
| If this sounds familiar | Start here |
|---|---|
| “Someone copies data between systems every single day.” | Workflow Automation |
| “New clients sit for days before onboarding actually starts.” | Workflow Automation |
| “The business runs on a spreadsheet nobody dares to touch.” | Custom Internal Tools |
| “Nobody can see the state of anything without asking someone.” | Custom Internal Tools |
| “Invoices, follow-ups and reports happen when we remember.” | Workflow Automation |
| “Enquiries pile up in a shared inbox until someone triages them.” | Workflow Automation |
Next step
Twenty minutes on the process that is costing you most, and a straight answer on whether it is worth building. If it isn’t, we’ll say so.
20–30 minutes · No pitch · We’ll tell you straight if it isn’t worth building
