Services
Six services, and an honest order of priority
Automation is the core of the business — it is what most clients come for and most of what we build. The rest are real services we deliver well, listed second because that is the truth rather than a hedge.
Core
Business process automation
Taking repetitive work off people and putting it into systems that run on their own — and tell someone when they do not.
Also available
When automation is not the answer
Sometimes you need people rather than systems, hardware rather than software, or an interface rather than a workflow.
Before you enquire
Straight answers
What is your core service?
Business process automation — designing, building and maintaining automated workflows on n8n and Make.com, plus the AI agents that handle unstructured input inside them. That is the majority of the work. Software engineering outsourcing, IT procurement and web development are real services we deliver, but they sit alongside automation rather than competing with it.
Can you do all of this for one client at once?
Usually yes, and it is often the point: an automation is more useful with an interface on top of it, and hardware is more useful provisioned properly. But we would rather do one thing well first and earn the second than take on everything at once and deliver all of it slowly.
What if what we need is not on this list?
We will tell you, and where we can, point you at someone who does it. The list is deliberately short because it reflects where work has actually been delivered. A provider whose service list matches whatever you searched for is telling you something.
How do we start?
A thirty-minute scope call. You describe the process, we give an honest read on whether it is worth automating and which service fits, then a written quotation if it is. Both the call and the quotation are free.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe the process on a call and we will tell you which service fits — including when the honest answer is that none of them do.
Book a scope call