Every company employs a second company it never hired.
It has no customers, makes no product and appears on no invoice — it is staffed entirely by your own people, copying, chasing and retyping. We build the systems that switch it off, the website it runs on, and the marketing that fills it.
Nothing broke today. Nobody was lazy. Everyone worked hard.
Run this on your company →The engine, the front door, and the traffic.
Most companies hire three agencies and spend their week translating between them. We build all three, which is why they actually fit together.
Automation & AI
The work nobody should be doing by hand — invoices, chasing, reporting, filing — rebuilt as systems on Microsoft Power Automate and Azure.
- Workflow & process automation
- Invoice and document processing
- AI assistants over your own files
- Robots for software with no API
- Dashboards and daily digests
Websites & platforms
Sites that do more than sit there. From a sharp business website to a booking platform or client portal that is genuinely a piece of software.
- Business & brochure websites
- Fully custom builds
- Client portals & booking platforms
- E-commerce stores
- Landing pages built for ads
Marketing
Getting the right people to the front door — and reporting honestly on which channel actually paid for itself.
- Google Ads & paid media
- Search engine optimisation
- Social media & organic presence
- Content & conversion copy
- Attribution & monthly reporting
A website should do a job, not just exist.
Most business websites are a brochure with a contact form nobody checks. We build the other kind — where a customer books, pays, tracks their order or logs into their own panel, and your team stops answering the same question by phone.
Because we also build the automation, the form on the site isn't the end of the journey. It's the beginning of a process that runs by itself.
Traffic is easy to buy. Knowing what it bought you is the hard part.
We run Google and Meta campaigns, build the organic presence underneath them, and do the SEO work that keeps costs falling over time. Paid gets you moving; organic is what stops you renting your customers forever.
Every month you get one report that connects spend to enquiries to actual closed business — not a screenshot of impressions.
Nobody wakes up wanting automation.
They wake up knowing their industry, or knowing exactly what hurts. Pick whichever one you'd actually say out loud.
I run a business like this
“We're a travel agency. Everything runs on WhatsApp and Excel and I know it can't continue.”
See your industry → By what hurtsOne part of the company is drowning
“Accounts spend three days a month just matching invoices to purchase orders.”
Find the department → By solutionShow me everything you build
“I don't have one problem. I want to see what's possible before I decide.”
Open the library →Every business has the same twelve rooms. Only the furniture changes.
Sixty systems catalogued across them. Each one begins with a sentence somebody actually says out loud.
Marketing
We usually call them the next morning.
10 systems → 02 · Negotiating tableSales
The reps don't update the CRM.
8 systems → 03 · HandoverClient onboarding
We have a checklist… somewhere.
4 systems → 04 · Factory floorService delivery
I call the boys in the morning and tell them where to go.
8 systems → 05 · Loading dockProcurement
He just orders it and tells us later.
6 systems → 06 · Counting houseFinance
We don't like to keep calling them about payment.
8 systems → 07 · Staff roomPeople & HR
He's started but his email isn't ready.
7 systems → 08 · Complaints deskCustomer support
They ask the same twenty things over and over.
5 systems → 09 · Locked cabinetCompliance
I'm sure his access was removed.
5 systems → 10 · Boiler roomIT & admin
Half my day is password resets.
5 systems → 11 · WatchtowerManagement
We found out in the monthly review.
4 systems → 12 · AtticKnowledge
Only Ramesh knows that.
3 systems →A travel agency's booking desk, rebuilt as a system.
Enquiries arrived by phone, email and WhatsApp. Bookings lived inside one person's inbox. Customers rang to ask where their itinerary had got to, and somebody had to go and find out.
We attached a booking form to every itinerary on their website and wired it into a pipeline. When staff move a booking forward, the customer's panel updates itself. Nobody sends a status email anymore, because there is nothing left to send.
The website, the automation behind it and the pages the ads point at — one team, one build.
Read how it was built →Customer books from an itinerary page
A short form sits on the itinerary itself. No separate enquiry page, no lost context.
The booking lands in the pipeline
Deduplicated, tagged to the itinerary, assigned an owner, timestamped.
Confirmation goes out in seconds
Sent automatically, itinerary attached, with a link to their own panel.
Staff move the booking forward
One status change in the pipeline. That is the entire action required.
The customer's panel updates itself
No email written, no call made, no “just checking on my booking”.
Twelve questions. Then you'll know where the hours are going.
Answer twelve plain questions about how your business actually runs. You get a report showing which parts are leaking time, roughly how many hours a week, and the five systems that would pay for themselves fastest.
The report appears on screen straight away. We only ask for an email if you want a copy sent to you.
Start the audit →- Where do enquiries arrive, and what happens in the first hour?
- How does a quote get made?
- What happens the day after someone says yes?
- Walk through one job, start to finish.
- What do you buy regularly, and who approves it?
- How does an invoice reach your accounting system?
- Who chases unpaid invoices?