One job eats your week We automate it

A senior engineer joins your team and automates one slow, manual job in two weeks, at one fixed price

Free 30-minute call · Engineers from top tech companies · Based in Vancouver

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Supplier
Northshore Supply
Account
5100 Materials
Amount
$4,211.55
An example job, with anything it is unsure about sent to a person

Pick one job We start there

Month-end and the books

Finance teams in any company that sends and pays invoices

Supplier invoices read and coded, statements matched, month-end reports drafted from one ledger or several

Orders and operations

Distributors, manufacturers and construction firms

Orders from emails and PDFs entered in your ERP, field tickets, timesheets and change orders priced and billed

Documents and compliance

Engineering, environmental and professional services firms

Inspection forms, lab results and permits read and entered, reports assembled from your own records

Requests and scheduling

Clinics, property managers and service companies

Requests from email, web forms and voicemail sorted, entered in your system and booked

Two weeks on one job Something running at the end

  1. Before day one

    A free call, then a half day with the people who do the job, who pick it and send 20 to 50 real examples under a confidentiality agreement

  2. Day one

    Watch it run on your own work with a plain score of what it got right and wrong, and if it is a poor fit, hear that the same day

  3. Days 2 to 10

    We make it reliable, send anything it is unsure about to a person, set it up in your tools and train your team

  4. After the pilot

    Keep going on a yearly agreement for the next jobs on your list, or take the code and run it yourselves with no fee to us

Start with one job Keep going if it works

A good fit if

  • You are growing, and the back office is not keeping up
  • One job eats hours every week, and everyone knows which one
  • More jobs like it are waiting once the first one works
  • Someone who knows that job can spend day one with us

Not a fit if

  • You want a chatbot for your website
  • You want contractors billed by the hour
FirstOne job, two weeks

One fixed price, agreed in writing before we start, with no hourly billing

  • A senior engineer on your job for two weeks
  • Set up in your tools, your team trained
  • The code and documentation, yours to keep
ThenA yearly plan for your next jobs

Optional. One fixed yearly fee, agreed in writing, for the next jobs on your list and for keeping what is built running. A contract with us, not a hire. Or take the code and run it yourselves, with no fee to us.

Book a free call

What leaders ask us first

We are not a tech company. Is this for us?

Yes. That is who it is for. You need one person who knows the job well and can spend day one with us, plus a few hours over the two weeks. You do not need an IT team.

What if it does not work for our job?

You find out on day one, because you watch it run on your own examples and see the score. If the job turns out to be a poor fit, we tell you that day. Payment terms, including what happens if we stop early, are written into the agreement before we start.

What happens after the pilot?

If it works and you have more jobs like it, we agree a yearly plan in writing: which jobs come next, one fixed fee, and how what is already built is kept running. It is a contract with us, not a hire, and the same engineer leads it. If not, you take the code and run it yourselves, with no fee to us.

Does it work with the software we already use?

Usually. Sage, QuickBooks, Acumatica, field service software, property management systems and email can all be connected in some way. On the call we check that we can connect to yours, and if we cannot, we tell you before you sign anything.

Who owns what you build?

You do: the code, the documentation and the results. Everything runs in accounts in your name, and nothing we leave needs a licence from us.

What does it cost?

One fixed price for the pilot, set by the size of the job and agreed in writing before we start. On the call we compare it with the staff hours the job takes now. If the pilot would not pay for itself, we will say so. Running costs for hosting or AI usage are paid straight to those providers, and we estimate them first.

What happens to our data?

We sign a confidentiality agreement before you share anything, use AI services whose terms say they do not train on your data, and delete our copies when the pilot ends. Every promise is in our privacy notice. Read the privacy notice.

Tell us the job your team hates most

A free 30-minute call on whether it is worth automating, and whether we are the right fit

Two-week pilot, one fixed priceBook a free call