Enquiry triage & instant replies
Every enquiry read, sorted, and given a correct first reply within seconds - even the ones that arrive at midnight.
Replying Monday morning
Replying in 30 seconds, every time
We wire language models into ordinary business workflows: reading messages, drafting replies, pulling data out of documents, answering customers at 3am. Quietly, cheaply, and only where it actually beats a human or a simple rule. Everything below runs live.
Pick any incoming message. Watch it get read, classified, prioritised and answered - the way an AI mailroom would handle your inbox while you're on a job.
← Choose a message to run it through the sorter
Every enquiry read, sorted, and given a correct first reply within seconds - even the ones that arrive at midnight.
Replying Monday morning
Replying in 30 seconds, every time
Invoices, delivery notes, IDs, handwritten job sheets - read automatically and filed into your system as clean rows.
3 hrs/week of retyping
Checked, not typed
Thoughtful, on-brand responses to every Google review, drafted for your approval - praise thanked, complaints defused fast.
Awkward silence on bad reviews
Same-day, human-approved replies
Enquiries answered in the customer's language, translated for you both ways. We run our own studio in four languages this way.
“Sorry, English only”
Every enquiry is a real lead
Ask “what did we quote the Hendersons last spring?” and get the answer - from your own files, not the internet.
Digging through folders
Answers in one question
Quotes, job ads, product descriptions, follow-up emails - drafted in your voice, ready for a 30-second human check.
Blank page at 9pm
Edit, approve, send
| Assistant answering ~300 customer chats | ≈ £3 / mo |
| Reading ~500 invoices into a spreadsheet | ≈ £2 / mo |
| Drafting replies to every review you get | ≈ £1 / mo |
| Translating enquiries, four languages | ≈ £1 / mo |
| A month of AI doing all of the above | less than a round of coffees |
The cost is in building it right once - wiring, guardrails, and a human-approval step - not in running it. That's the part we do.