For professional services firms

More billable hours
from the team you have.

For agencies, consulting, accounting, engineering and recruiting firms with 10 to 500 people: departments that draft proposals, build client reports, handle intake and chase invoices, so your people spend their time on client work.

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Sound familiar?

Where firms lose their hours

Unbillable admin eats the margin

Proposals, status reports, intake forms and invoice reminders fill the week, and none of it is billed.

Your best people write the first drafts

Senior staff rebuild the same proposal and the same monthly report by hand, because nobody else knows the format.

Growth means hiring for admin

Every new client adds coordination work, so the team grows before the margin does.

Workflows

The work around client work

Most firms share the same admin, whatever they sell. These are the workflows they start with; the assessment maps your firm’s own.

  1. Proposals and scopes

    Proposal and statement-of-work drafts built from the brief, your past proposals and your rates, ready for a partner to review.

    Your team approvesEvery proposal, before it goes to the client

  2. Research and client reports

    Background research gathered and recurring client reports drafted from the data you already have, in your format.

    Your team approvesReports, before they are sent

  3. Client intake

    New inquiries answered and qualified, and new clients’ details and documents collected before kickoff.

    Your team approvesWhich inquiries become engagements

  4. Billing follow-up

    Overdue invoices found in QuickBooks Online and reminders drafted, with replies filed against the client.

    Your team approvesEvery message about money

  5. Candidate outreach

    For recruiting firms: outreach drafted for each role from the job brief and the candidate’s background, with replies tracked.

    Your team approvesOutreach, before it sends

Who it is for

Built for the people who own the number

Managing partners

More billable capacity from the team you have.

Will quality slip, and is client work kept confidential?

Every deliverable is scored for quality, and a person approves anything that goes to a client. Your firm has its own workspace, and agent work runs on your own AI keys.

COOs and operations leads

The admin around client work, handled.

Disruption to how the team works?

It works in the email, documents and billing tools you already use, and nothing is migrated. Our operators run it every day, so nobody on your team babysits it.

Systems

Inside the stack you already have

Agents work in your accounts, on your own AI keys. Nothing is migrated.

OutlookGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft TeamsQuickBooks OnlineHubSpotFirefliesSlack+ any tool with an API

How it starts

From one call to a running department

  1. Assess

    We map the proposals, reports, intake and billing work your firm repeats, the hours it takes and the systems it touches, and pick where to start.

  2. Launch

    The first workflows go live in your tools, with approval steps set and a baseline recorded.

  3. Operate

    Our operators run it every day and review the results with you each month, or we hand you the keys.

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Questions

What firms ask us

Does it work for our kind of firm?

Agencies, consulting, accounting, engineering and recruiting firms share the same admin: proposals, reports, intake and billing. The assessment maps your firm’s own work and starts with what repeats most.

Is client work kept confidential?

Your firm has its own workspace, agents work in your own accounts and on your own AI keys, and every agent run is logged.

Will it replace our staff?

No. It takes on the unbilled admin and the first drafts, so your people spend more of their time on client work. A person approves anything that goes to a client.

We can run it for you, or build it and hand you the keys. Compare the two paths →

Put AI to work in your business,
under your rules.

Start with a 30-minute call about the work your team repeats. We'll show you where agents could take it on.