AI automation by industry
Different businesses, same architecture. These are the systems we build most often for each industry.
- Recruitment
Recruitment
Candidates sourced, screened and contacted while recruiters focus on placements.
- Professional services
Professional Services
From discovery call to signed proposal in hours instead of a week.
- Restaurants
Restaurants & Hospitality
Every call answered, bookings confirmed and guests followed up automatically.
- Healthcare
Healthcare & Clinics
Scheduling, intake and reminders automated. Clinical decisions stay with clinicians.
- Manufacturing
Manufacturing & Distribution
Purchase orders, production planning and dispatch in one connected system.
Same building blocks, different bottlenecks
Every automation we build uses the same parts: something that starts it, an AI step that reads or decides, rules that keep it safe, the actions that follow and monitoring around the whole thing. What changes by industry is where the time goes and which tools hold the data.
In e-commerce, the bottleneck is usually orders, stock and 'where is my order?' messages. In real estate and restaurants, it's the phone and the speed of the first reply. Recruiters lose hours to sourcing and scheduling, professional-services firms to proposals and onboarding, manufacturers to purchase orders typed in by hand, and SaaS teams to signals in their data that nobody acts on.
If your industry isn't listed, the approach still applies. We start with a free automation audit, map the processes that repeat and pick the one that will give the most time back first.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work with these industries?
No. These are the industries we build for most often, but the same approach works for any business with repetitive processes, such as logistics, education or financial services.
Which processes should we automate first?
Usually the ones that repeat most often, follow clear rules and cost the most time, such as lead follow-up, data entry, order handling or scheduling. We rank them with you in the free automation audit.
Do we need to replace our existing software?
No. We connect the tools you already use. Replacing software is only worth it when a tool is the bottleneck, and we'll say so if it is.
What should your business stop doing manually?
Tell us what slows your team down. We'll show you what can be automated.