Automate the work your team keeps repeating

Automation starts from ₦600,000 for a simple workflow. The final price depends on the number of workflows, the systems involved, the volume they handle and whether AI is part of it. The audit is free and gives you a written scope and price for each workflow before any build starts, so you can begin with one and decide from there.

Individual workflows are often live within two to four weeks. Larger programmes are delivered in phases, starting with the process that saves the most time, so you see results before the whole programme is finished.

Usually, yes. If a system has an API, webhooks or a way to export data, we can normally connect it. When a system offers none of these, we tell you during the audit and suggest the next best option.

Rarely. Most automation connects the tools you already use. We only suggest replacing a tool when it is the actual bottleneck, and we explain why.

Yes, through the official WhatsApp Business Platform: instant replies, order and payment updates, reminders, and passing conversations to the right person. Messages your business starts follow WhatsApp’s rules on approved templates and customer consent.

Yes. Most CRMs can be connected through their APIs, and so can a spreadsheet you use as one. If you don’t have a CRM yet, we can help you choose one that fits how you sell.

Yes. Both send a notification the moment a payment succeeds, so invoices can be marked paid, receipts sent and orders released without anyone checking the bank app.

Yes. Google Sheets connects directly, and so do Excel files kept in Microsoft 365. Spreadsheets are often a good place to start, and we’ll tell you when your data has outgrown one.

Yes, where it helps: reading documents, understanding messages, summarising information and drafting replies. We use it only where rules can’t do the job, and a person reviews anything the AI is unsure about.

No. Your team keeps using familiar tools such as email, WhatsApp and spreadsheets. We document every workflow and show the people who use it how it works and what to do if something looks wrong.

Every workflow we build alerts a named person when something fails, retries automatically where it is safe to, and keeps a log of what happened. We also document how to do each step by hand, so the work can carry on while it is fixed.

Yes. Ongoing support is optional and covers monitoring, fixes, changes when your tools update, and new workflows as you grow.

Whichever suits you. We can run and monitor the workflows for you, or set them up on accounts in your own name if you prefer to manage them yourself. Either way, the workflows and their documentation are yours, so another team could take over without starting again.

Each workflow gets access only to the data it needs, and is designed for compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Act. When AI is involved, we choose providers that don’t train on your data.

Often, yes, as long as a task repeats often enough to be worth it. Small teams gain the most when one person’s day is full of copying, chasing and reminding. If a process is too small to justify automating, we’ll say so.