One small leak, plugged.
Missed-call text-back. Instant replies to every enquiry. Review requests after each job. Invoice chasers that never forget.
Ten years building email systems behind global brands like Audi and O2. Now I run a one-person AI consultancy for smaller businesses, wired into the tools you already use. No enterprise budget required.
The same data re-keyed, the same invoices chased, the same report rebuilt.
Quotes, bookings and supplier chases, all in one person's head.
You pay for software that does most of the job, then do the rest manually.
Every fix is fixed scope, documented, and yours when it ships, with thirty days of fixes included. After that, £99 a month keeps it running, cancel any time. Book a 30-min build review and I'll tell you which fix pays back fastest, or whether it's not a fit.
Most leaks are small: a missed call nobody texts back, an enquiry that sits until Monday, an invoice nobody chases. These are the prices when you want the next one plugged, on tools you already pay for.
Missed-call text-back. Instant replies to every enquiry. Review requests after each job. Invoice chasers that never forget.
Leads captured, qualified, and routed to the right person. Your inbox sorted with draft replies waiting each morning. Bookings with reminders and no-show follow-up.
A written map of every leak, what each one costs you, and a priced plan to fix them. The fee comes off any build you go ahead with.
Most AI consulting stops at advice, a 40-page deck. You get working software in your stack: built, documented, handed over. Five systems are already built and running, each open to a source walkthrough.
One operator who ships. Scoped for the budget and risk of an owner-run business. No consultancy bloat.
Every build ships with a runbook and a clean exit. Your team runs it after I leave. No retainer trap.