AI that ships — built inside your business, not around it.
Hands-on delivery of working AI systems: automations, assistants and integrations that plug into the tools your team already uses.
What I build
- Workflow automation — repetitive back-office processes (reporting, data entry, reconciliation, document handling) automated end-to-end, with AI making the judgement calls a script cannot.
- AI assistants and agents — internal chat assistants that answer from your own data, triage email, draft responses and escalate to a human when they should.
- Document intelligence — extracting structured data from invoices, contracts, reports and forms at volume.
- Integrations — connecting AI models to your existing systems: CRM, accounts, spreadsheets, databases and internal portals.
- Reporting pipelines — daily or weekly management reports generated, checked and distributed automatically.
How engagements run
Every engagement starts with a fixed-price, fixed-scope proposal — you know exactly what will be delivered, by when, and what it costs before we begin. Typical builds run from two days (a single automation) to a few weeks (a system with several moving parts). Delivery includes weekly check-ins and finishes with a clean, documented handover your team can own.
Built to be owned by you
You keep the code, the accounts and the documentation. I build on mainstream, well-supported platforms — not proprietary black boxes — so your team, or any competent developer, can maintain and extend what I deliver. Where a monthly running cost exists (model usage, hosting), it is itemised and typically a fraction of the labour cost it replaces.
Security and data protection
Systems are designed around UK GDPR from the start: data minimisation, clear processing purposes, and your data staying in your accounts under your control. Nothing is trained on your data without your explicit decision.
Have a process in mind?
Bring it to a free discovery call — I'll tell you honestly whether it's automatable, and what it would take.
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