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A free experiment

A business audit for automation and AI adoption

Show us how your work runs and get a report: where time and money are lost, what is worth automating, where AI will help and where it is not needed. Right now we do this free of charge for the first five companies.

  1. RequestYou tell us what the company does and what worries you. We reply and agree in writing on which data may be processed.
  2. DataYou send exports from your own systems for three to six months: orders, invoices, hours. Excel or CSV, as they are.
  3. QuestionsAn AI agent goes through the records and asks your staff questions: what is missing from the files and whether it has understood how the work is organised.
  4. ReportWe check the agent's report and hand it to you. What to do next is your decision.

What the report contains

Direct answers to your questions. Where work waits and gets lost — with figures from your own records. What to change and in which order: what is free, what costs money, what is not worth doing. Where automation or an AI agent will take over routine work, and where they will not help.

See sample reports

Being honest about the experiment

We are only starting to do these audits, which is why it is free for now. We do not promise savings or profit as a number. It is a review of how the work runs, not an audit of financial statements.

The review uses a language model run by an external provider. Columns with customer names, phone numbers and e-mail addresses in your files are replaced with neutral labels before the review; on request we delete everything right after the report.

Sample reports

Reports for companies in different lines of business

All the companies are invented; the data and the people are fictional. The reports were written by the AI agent: the text in the company's own language has not been edited, and we have proofread the translations. Find a business like yours and open its report.

Dental clinicThree chairs, 12 peopleThe owner: many no-shows, and the front desk can't reach patients. Vendors offer a reminder bot and a voice assistant — which to take, and is one receptionist enough?Read the report Road haulage16 trucks, 17 driversThe owner: overtime and diesel are up while revenue is flat — “the drivers take their time at the loading bays”. An AI route planner is on offer, with a promise of one truck fewer.Read the report Repair shopPhone and laptop repair, 8 peopleThe owner: customers write in and requests get lost; staff are slow to reply. Will a bot pay off, and can one person run the front desk?Read the report ConstructionRenovations, extensions and new builds, 25 peopleThe owner: the order book is full but too little is left; fixed-price jobs run 20% over the estimated hours. AI for estimating and for payment reminders is on offer.Read the report Fitness clubGym floor and studio, about 1,550 membersThe owner: a hundred new members a month and the club still isn't growing; enquiries wait for hours. An AI assistant that answers round the clock is on offer.Read the report Travel agencyPackage and tailor-made tours, 7 peopleThe owner: ads doubled the enquiries but sales stayed flat — “the managers don't close”. Is an AI assistant worth it, and would three managers do instead of four?Read the report Cleaning companyOffice and home cleaning, 26 peopleThe owner: payroll grows faster than revenue, there is a lot of overtime, and customers complain about late arrivals. A scheduling agent is on offer.Read the report Training centreEnglish and programming courses, two branchesThe owner: plenty of enquiries, yet the groups don't fill; the front desk can't call everyone back. An AI receptionist is on offer — would one person then cover both branches?Read the report Recruitment agencyPermanent placements in finance, IT and office support, 7 peopleThe owner: we are drowning in applications — consultants read CVs three hours a day, and candidates still wait days to hear back. An AI screening agent is on offer.Read the report
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Tell us about your task.
We'll start with one.

Describe in a couple of sentences what takes the most time and where the work happens: website, email, messengers, spreadsheets. We'll reply and suggest where to start.