Quote from your price list
| Quiet exhaust fan | $185 |
| Labour, about 1.5 h | $165 |
| Total before GST | $350 |
The repetitive part of running a business, like quotes, follow-ups, review requests and the same emails every week, can be drafted by AI inside the tools you already use. You still read and send everything.
These use a made-up plumbing company and sample data, so no real customer appears here. The pattern is the same in a real setup: something comes in, AI writes the draft from your own prices and wording, and it waits for you.
| Quiet exhaust fan | $185 |
| Labour, about 1.5 h | $165 |
| Total before GST | $350 |
We sit down together and list what you write over and over, and what has to stay with you.
It goes inside the tools you already use, with your prices, your wording and your rules.
Nothing goes to a customer until you read it. I show you how it works and adjust it as you go.
Three projects where AI or automation took over a repetitive part of the work. In each one, a person still makes the final call. The screens beside each project are simplified mock-ups with sample data.
Chilliwack Neighbourhood Welcome shares posts from its local partner businesses on its own Instagram.
We built Relay, a tool that checks each partner’s newest public posts every day, uses AI to pick the ones worth sharing, and lines them up with credit to the partner. Jessica approves, edits, skips or schedules every post.
A payment processor that wanted a daily view of which merchants were slowing down.
We set up daily data loads and a dashboard: account teams see which merchants’ sales are dropping, and the review team works through a queue where a person makes every decision.
Estimating a millwork job means reading long sets of architectural plans and counting every item.
In this pilot, AI reads the plan PDFs and drafts the list of items, an estimate and a proposal. The estimators correct the numbers in their own spreadsheet, and the proposal is rebuilt from their figures before anything goes out.
Book a short call, or send a message. I’ll look at your business first and tell you plainly where it makes sense.