The Work Nobody Should Still Be Doing By Hand.
AI automation for businesses that have outgrown doing it manually. We connect the systems you already pay for, then hand the repeated work to something that does not get tired, distracted or go on holiday.
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Solid integrations. Smarter results.
Most automation projects fail because they start with the clever part. The systems are not connected, the data is inconsistent, and the AI is asked to guess. We do the unglamorous half first, and the clever half then works.
We do not automate everything. We find the two or three jobs eating the most hours and begin there.
Whatever you already use. The point is to make them work together, not to sell you a seventh tool.
Anything touching a customer, a payment or a legal obligation gets approved by someone. Automation drafts, people decide.
Built into your business rather than hosted on a subscription that stops working the month you stop paying.
Start with the job, not the technology.
Six areas where the same work happens in almost every business, and where automation pays back fastest.
Every automation runs through the same four stages.
Map
We watch how the work actually happens today and where the hours go. Usually not where people expect.
Connect
The systems you already pay for get joined up properly. The unglamorous half, and the half most projects skip.
Automate
The first automation goes live on whatever is costing the most time, so it pays for the next one.
Watch
It runs with a person approving anything that matters, and we tune it as the business changes.
Not sure what is worth automating?
Most businesses guess wrong about where their hours actually go. Tell us how the week runs and we will point at the two or three jobs worth starting with.
AI automation, applied to your industry.
The same six areas, applied to the paperwork, regulators and workflows specific to your industry.
Your First Call Is Not a Sales Pitch
We will explain exactly how the model works and give you an honest recommendation, even if that recommendation is not Adola.
