Sorts incoming work
Emails, forms and requests get tagged, prioritised and sent to the right person.
System 01 · Operations
Requests get sorted, details get pulled out, missing information gets chased, documents get prepared, and anything unusual lands on a human desk.
Vendor invoice attached. PO number missing.
01 · What it does
Not one big robot. A set of small, boring, reliable steps that sit on top of the tools your team already opens every morning.
Emails, forms and requests get tagged, prioritised and sent to the right person.
Names, amounts, dates and reference numbers lifted from attachments and messages.
Politely asks the sender for what is missing, then follows up once.
Quotes, reports, letters and summaries drafted from your own templates.
Notes, owners and follow-ups written up after every call.
Work lands with the right person, and you get a weekly picture of it.
02 · The problem
Open the email, read it, copy the details somewhere else, tell someone, remind them later.
Nobody logs the hour spent chasing a missing number, so nobody fixes it.
Every hour spent moving information around is an hour not spent on the actual job.
03 · How it works
01Email, form, message or meeting note.
02What is this, who owns it, how urgent.
03The fields you would have typed out yourself.
04To the right person, with everything attached.
05Anything unusual stops and waits for a person.
06A weekly picture of what came in and what happened.
Built around your inbox, your forms and your existing tools, with your rules for what gets routed where.
04 · You stay in charge
Money, contracts and anything binding waits for a human yes.
Odd requests stop and land on a desk with a short summary.
What came in, what was done, and who did it. Nothing in the dark.
05 · What we won't build
It never approves spend, contracts or anything binding on its own.
If it did something, you can see what and why.
It works with the tools you already have, not a migration project.
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We map where the requests come from, what happens to them, and which steps are worth automating first. If nothing is, we will tell you that.