Built for NZ service businesses

Quotes sent. Jobs booked. Nothing stalls in the inbox.

We connect calls, emails and forms to the systems you already use, so routine work keeps moving without someone copying, chasing or re-entering it.

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Just because AI can do it, doesn’t mean it should.

Inside one agent

One quote request, from arrival to decision.

  1. AIUnderstand the request
  2. DATACheck the customer, site and history
  3. RULEApply the pricing rules
  4. APICreate the quote and send it

COMPLETE Sent while the enquiry is warm. Job system updated.

or

EXCEPTION Part of the request falls outside the pricing rules. Everything else is priced and ready to send. HUMAN decides

Your team starts at the decision, not at step one.

Our process

Map. Build. Prove. Expand.

AI handles language. Rules handle facts. People handle judgement.

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Proof

Different industries, same bottleneck.

Same shape every time: an enquiry arrives, and someone reads it, looks it up, and types it in.

Exterior cleaning
Matched to their record, quoted in the team’s own tool.
Multi-service trade
Priced and scheduled in the business’s own SQL database.
Insurance advice
One interface replacing three passes through the same process.
E-commerce operations
From order through supplier, logistics and customer updates.
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Existing software

Keep the systems that already work.

Where there’s a reliable integration path, we connect directly. Where there isn’t, we assess the safest practical option first.

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Show us where it breaks.

Tell us what happens today, step by step, and where it gets stuck. We’ll map the manual handling, then work out what should move automatically and what should stay human.

  • Quote waiting
  • After hours
  • Double entry

If automation isn’t the right answer, we’ll tell you.

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