AI automation that supports the people doing the work
Our team works with you to decide where AI fits, builds it into the workflow, and stays responsible for the decisions and results.
What we automate
Intake and triage
Incoming requests sorted, summarized and sent to the right person automatically
Workflow automation
Make.com, Zapier and custom connections between your tools, so repetitive steps take less manual work
Assistants
Helpful assistants that answer from your own information, with a clear path to a person for decisions or questions
Drafts and reports
First drafts and routine reports prepared for your team to review, edit and send
Your lead brings in the right people for each part of the job, and the team stays accountable for the result.
- Automation engineers
- AI specialists
- Your lead
- One accountable team
Africa Inland Mission
Department by department, we are finding where AI genuinely helps and putting it to work with a person reviewing every step. The communications team went first and has already taken hours of repetitive work off its plate.
Read the case studyCommon questions
What kind of work can AI automation take over?
Repetitive, well-defined work: sorting incoming requests, data entry, drafting routine messages and reports, and moving information between systems. It is a poor fit for judgment calls and sensitive decisions, which stay with people.
Will AI replace people on my team?
That is not how we use it. AI takes the busywork off your team so people spend their time on the work that needs judgment and relationships. People on our team monitor every automation we run for you.
Is a do-it-yourself automation tool enough?
Sometimes, yes. For a simple, single-step task, an off-the-shelf tool can be the right call. When automations touch several systems, handle customer data, or need to keep working as your tools change, it helps to have people who design, monitor and fix them.
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A real person replies within 24 to 48 business hours.
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