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Book a callFor B2B and midsize companies: AI agents and automations that take the glue work off your team, and the positioning, website and campaigns that make buyers trust you with bigger problems.
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Example runs, drawn the way your dashboard shows them: what the agent read, what it decided, and where a person stepped in.
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A new inquiry arrives. The agent reads it, checks your services and calendar, drafts a reply and queues it for you.
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draft ready in 142 ms
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Anything that commits money or makes a promise waits for a yes in Slack or a text. One tap and the agent finishes the job.
#sales
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Nijma agent
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Drafted a quote of 2,400 for Harbor Dental's intake automation. Send it?
Approve
Holdwaiting 3 min
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Inputs, outputs and decisions for every run, so you can review the agent's work before you trust it with more.
An example of the view we set up for clients: what ran, what is queued, and who still owes an answer.
next run in 12 minnext in 12 min
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of steps finish without a person in the loop
3 approvals
Longest wait: 26 minutes, in #bookings
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In a B2B company, AI and automation pay off first in the work between systems: routing and researching leads, keeping the CRM clean, drafting proposals and reports, onboarding clients and moving approvals. These tasks are frequent, rule based and expensive when skilled people do them by hand.
We build agents and automations with the controls a business needs: they run in your accounts, respect permissions, log every action and stop for a person before anything touches money or a client.
The other half is market facing. Many established firms need to show buyers what they now do with AI: positioning that connects the track record to the new offer, a website built around the buyer and launches with automation behind them. See marketing and websites.
One partner for the systems inside and the story outside.
Agents for research, drafting, triage and data entry that ask a person before sending, paying or committing.
AI development →Lead routing, enrichment, follow up tasks and clean records in HubSpot or your CRM, so the pipeline report tells the truth.
automation →Weekly numbers assembled automatically, onboarding checklists that run themselves, and approvals in Slack.
automation →Messaging that connects your track record to what you now do with AI, so existing clients and new buyers both understand it.
marketing →A site organized by the jobs your buyers need done, with proof up front and schema that search and AI answers can read.
marketing and websites →Product and partnership launches, contract win announcements and the email and CRM automation that catches every lead.
marketing →Usually 10 to 200 people, often with one person wearing too many hats.
Repositioning for AI, product launches and a pipeline that keeps itself tidy.
Intake, proposals, onboarding and reporting automated, with approvals where it matters.
A one or two person team with the output of a department: content, campaigns and automation.
A scoping call to find the work worth automating. We map how the job is done today and agree on what done looks like.
A written plan and a fixed quote before any work starts, so you know the scope, the timeline and the cost.
Built in your own accounts and tested on real cases, with you reviewing as it goes. No black boxes.
Handover, a short training session and monitoring after launch. You own every account, key and line of code.
Everything runs in your accounts with the least access it needs. Agents log every action, and anything that touches money, clients or sensitive data waits for a named person to approve it.
Yes. We document what we build, use your repositories and environments where you prefer, and hand over cleanly so your team can own it.
Both. Many projects start with a short scoping engagement to find where AI and automation will pay off, followed by a build of the first one or two.
