A mapped workflow and clear automation boundary.
ai automation · Barcelona
AI and Business Automation
Automate repetitive work without forcing your business into someone else’s process.
Discuss an automationWe identify a concrete workflow, understand the decisions inside it, and build a dependable automation around the systems your team already uses.
Signals that it is worth solving
- Your team repeatedly reads, classifies or copies information from emails.
- Documents and PDFs must be checked and entered into another system.
- Reports take hours to assemble from several sources.
- AI experiments exist, but none are connected to day-to-day operations.
Projects that fit
- Extract and validate structured information from incoming documents.
- Classify requests, prepare summaries and draft responses for review.
- Update a CRM or database after an email or document arrives.
- Add language, speech or document intelligence to an existing application.
What you receive
Production-ready integrations, logic and review steps.
Deployment, monitoring and operating documentation.
A clear handover and plan for sensible iteration.
How the project works
- 01
Understand
Agree the problem, the users and the useful outcome.
- 02
Define
Reduce the scope to a clear first delivery.
- 03
Build
Develop and test the system in realistic conditions.
- 04
Launch
Deploy, document and leave a clear route for improvement.
Common questions
Is my project a fit?
A good fit usually has a concrete operational or product problem, a responsible decision-maker and willingness to begin with a focused first version.
What will it cost?
Scope is defined before pricing. Provisional figures are not published; you receive a proposal based on the actual work required.
What is out of scope?
Features that do not help validate or solve the primary problem are not recommended. Concrete boundaries are written into the proposal.
Is this the problem you want to solve?
Describe the current situation and the outcome you need.
Discuss an automation