Start with one repeated task
Map the trigger, the useful information, the next action and the person responsible.
Connect repeated tasks with useful rules. Keep people in charge of decisions, and give exceptions somewhere to go.
Tell us about your projectStop carrying the same information from place to place. Connect useful steps between your website, inbox and working systems.
Try the example below, including what happens when a detail is missing.
A website enquiry arrives. The details are checked before a draft response is prepared.
See how a request becomes a clear task, with a person responsible for the decision.
Fictional records. No email, order or approval is sent.
Connect the tools you use. Keep a person at the decisions that matter.
Discuss your automationProposed fields need their source, scope and authority checked before work is created.
A fictional purchase order is received. Proposed details stay linked to their source.
See how a request becomes a clear task, with a person responsible for the decision.
Fictional records. No email, order or approval is sent.
Make missing details visible before a completed visit becomes ready for a billing handoff.
A fictional technician submits notes and an evidence checklist for office review.
See how a request becomes a clear task, with a person responsible for the decision.
Fictional records. No email, order or approval is sent.
Map the trigger, the useful information, the next action and the person responsible.
A prepared response, extracted amount or completion note still needs the agreed decision-maker.
Define retries, duplicate handling, missing information, ongoing costs and who checks failed steps.
Start with something you’d like to work better. We’ll agree a practical scope, the cost and the review stages before you commit.
Walk us through the business, the tools and the part that needs attention.
Your proposal covers deliverables, review stages, ongoing fees and support.
Review the design, test the important tasks and agree the handover.
The pages or workflows, content work, integrations, review rounds and testing all affect the scope. We separate the initial build from hosting, usage fees and ongoing support in your proposal.
Bring your existing website or tools, the services you offer, approved brand assets and examples of the work. We agree who prepares the copy, images and business information before starting.
No. Start with the website, app or workflow that matters most. Connections can be included where they are useful and agreed.
We assess the available integrations, permissions and data before including a connection in your scope. The best starting point may be an improvement to what you already have.
Only if the agreed replacement workflows and migration have been tested and accepted. We define what must work before you make a change.
We design for agreed mobile browsers and devices. Native apps, offline operation and background location features need separate assessment.
Your proposal sets out hosting, support allowances, maintenance and any separately priced work. You can see the ongoing costs before you commit.
We define domain control, deliverables, data export and hosting arrangements in the agreement before launch.
A website that reflects your business. An app your team needs. One task you’d love to stop doing twice.
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