AI automation for B2B leaders
Know the return on AI automation
You see AI automation ROI against a baseline taken before anything is built. We pick one team, rate its repeat tasks and build only the ones with a result someone can check. Start with the diagnostic, or hand the backlog to a part-time AI lead.
- Agent
- Lead routing
- Baseline
- 14 hours a week by hand
- This month
- 3 hours a week
- Leads handled
- 812
- Sent to a person
- 41
- Wrong answers
- 3 of 812
- Decision
- Keep running
How is AI automation governed?
Monthly impact note
Hours or cases against baseline, plus what agents missed.
Approvals and logs
You approve agent actions until tests pass, all logged.
Access you control
Least access the task needs, removed when the work ends.
Guides for B2B leaders
- GuideAI automation ROI
- ServiceAI automation services
- GuideRules, AI or agents
- ServiceAI document processing
- MethodHow we build
AI automation FAQ for leaders
How is the price set?
Each step gets one fixed price in the scope, agreed before we start. Run plans and the part-time AI lead have a fixed monthly price. There are no hourly rates.
How do we know it worked?
Each scope names one metric, such as hours spent or cases handled per week, and we report it against the baseline.
We already run AI agents. Where do we start?
With the diagnostic. We test the agents you run on real cases from your records, score each one and quote the fixes worth making.
Should we build agents in-house?
Yes, once you have a tested pattern. We build the first agent with your team, then hand over the test set and runbook so you can build the next ones.
What happens if we stop?
You keep the prompts, test sets, runbook and data in your own accounts, so your team can run or retire each agent.
What should we automate first?
Bring one task your team repeats. The founder will tell you if an agent can do it and how we’d test it.
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