Automate work with AI, across the tools you already use
Finance, operations, HR, sales, documents, customer messages: AI agents and workflows do the repetitive steps, your tools update on their own, and your team approves what matters.
What you get
No more copy and paste
Orders, invoices, bookings and customer details go where they belong, the moment they happen.
Repetitive work, end to end
AI reads an email or a document, extracts what matters, updates your records and flags only the exceptions to your team.
Always up to date
Your online store, calendar, accounting and customer list (your CRM) show the same information, so nobody works from an old version.
Fewer mistakes
Details are no longer retyped by hand, so wrong amounts, double bookings and forgotten follow-ups become rare.
A person approves what matters
Payments, contracts and unusual cases wait for a human decision. AI prepares the work, your team stays in charge.
Works with what you have
Online store, calendar, spreadsheets, accounting, customer list (CRM), the software that runs your stock and accounts (ERP), or any other software. We connect to your tools rather than ask you to switch.
How it works
We map your daily routine
We follow an order, an invoice or a request from start to finish and note every manual step.
We connect and automate
We link AI and your tools, then automate the repetitive steps, starting with the one that costs you the most time.
We test with you, then launch
You see it working on real cases before it goes live, and we stay available afterwards.
Example: one connection, many jobs
A supplier invoice arrives by email. AI reads it, enters the amounts in your accounting tool, matches it to the purchase and flags it for your team only if something does not add up. On WhatsApp, the same connection lets an agent check a delivery in your store when a customer asks “where is my order?”, as shown here, or confirm a booking in your calendar.
Your store
AI agent
- Hi, where is my order 1042?
- Hello! Your order left this morning and arrives tomorrow before 6 pm.
- Great, thanks. Can you call me if the courier has a problem?
- Of course, I will ask the team to call you if needed.
- Order #1042 checked, callback created
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Frequently asked questions
What is a CRM?
It is simply your customer list: who they are, what they bought and what you said to them. It can be a dedicated tool or a well-kept spreadsheet.
What is an ERP?
It is the software that runs the back office of a company: stock, purchases, invoices and accounts. Not every business has one, and we can work without it.
Which tools can you connect?
Most of them: online stores, spreadsheets, accounting, customer lists, calendars, email, and many other kinds of software. If a tool cannot be connected directly, we find the simplest workaround and tell you honestly.
Do we have to change our tools?
No. We connect the tools you already use. If something is missing, we tell you honestly and suggest the simplest option.
Is my customer data safe?
We connect only what the automation needs, and we explain exactly what is shared. We can also host everything in the region you choose, the EU included, if your clients require it.
How long does a first automation take?
Often a few days to a couple of weeks for a first workflow, depending on your tools. We start small and add more once the first one works.
Let us find what to automate first
Tell us which repetitive tasks eat your team’s time today. We will show you what can run on its own.