Back-office automation

The repeatable work done without a person retyping it

Intake, data entry, invoice processing, follow-up and report generation are where a small team loses its week. We build agents for the repeatable parts, connected to the tools you already have, with a person approving anything that touches money.

What we build

  • Intake that turns a form, an email or a voicemail transcript into a record in your system
  • Document extraction: invoices, estimates, applications and forms read into structured data
  • Follow-up sequences that stop the moment the customer replies
  • Task routing so the right person sees the right item without a morning triage meeting

What you keep

  • A workflow map of what was automated and what was deliberately left to people
  • Integration configuration and error handling, written down
  • Standard operating procedures and a maintenance guide your own staff can follow

Where it shows up

Trades and home services
Quote follow-up, dispatch notes into the job record, and supplier invoices matched to jobs
Professional services
Client onboarding packets assembled from your templates, and the weekly time-and-billing reconciliation
Churches and nonprofits
Donation receipts and thank-you letters, volunteer scheduling, and the recurring reports a board expects

Try a small version

A working example running in your browser. The real thing runs against your systems, on your infrastructure.

Invoice Assistant

Ready to help

Guardrails

We treat an agent that can act as a production system, because it is one. Every agent we deploy has these four things.

  • Defined task boundaries

    An agent does the job it was built for and nothing adjacent. The boundary is written down before it runs.

  • An audit log

    Every action the agent took, with what it saw and what it decided, in a log you can read.

  • A human approval step

    Anything that touches money or customer records waits for a person to say yes.

  • A rollback path

    If it goes wrong, there is a known way back, tested before launch, not improvised after.