Automation & Agents

We find the work your team repeats every day and hand it to systems that are checked, logged and easy to override. That ranges from a simple approval flow to autonomous agents with a defined level of authority, and the integrations and data pipelines that connect your tools.

04 · 5 areas · 28 services

See the work

One job, done the same way every time.

  • Small-business back office

    Orchestra

    Reconciles the cash-up, lists overdue invoices with reminders drafted, and checks for money leaking out of the business.

    You stay in charge: By default, nothing reaches a customer until the owner approves it.

    See Orchestra
  • Lawyers, consultants, accountants, founders

    Digital PA

    Acknowledges it, drafts the reply, offers a time and adds it to the morning brief.

    You stay in charge: Advice, fees and anything sensitive wait for you.

    See PA examples
  • Care documentation, Blackroses Support C.I.C.

    Daisy

    Writes a professional care record, files it and emails it.

    You stay in charge: The care worker supplies the observations; the record is written from what they said.

    See the agents
  • Support across every channel

    Customer support agent

    Answers routine questions automatically and passes on what it cannot resolve.

    You stay in charge: Social replies are held for owner approval.

    See the agents
  • Level-1 alert triage

    Security triage agent

    Parses them, maps events to MITRE ATT&CK and recommends triage actions.

    You stay in charge: An analyst decides what to do with each recommendation.

    See the agents
  • Law practice

    Legal assistant

    Researches case law with good-law checks, drafts documents, and runs conflict and KYC checks.

    You stay in charge: The lawyer decides what to rely on and what goes out, with an audit ledger of the work.

    See the agents

The screens above are examples with made-up data.

Want to know what this is worth to you? Work it out from your own hours and rates.

FAQ · 4

Common questions.

  • It depends on scope, so we price after the audit, not before. You get a written quote before any build work starts, setting out what is included and what is not. The pricing page explains what drives cost. How pricing works

  • The audit takes one to two weeks. After the architecture phase you get a dated plan for the build, split into short sprints with a demo at the end of each, so you see progress every few weeks rather than at the end.

  • Security is a phase, not an add-on. Every system has role-based access, an audit log and a set authority level for each action. Before handover we test it, fix what we find and give you the evidence your auditors will ask for.

  • Five phases: Audit, Architect, Build, Secure, and Hand over & run. Each ends with a deliverable you keep. See how we deliver

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