The numbers, ready on Monday morning.
Small businesses often run on a report someone builds by hand every week: exporting from three places, pasting into a spreadsheet and writing a few lines on what changed. It's important work, but it doesn't need to take a morning.
Sound familiar?
- Someone spends hours each week or month pulling numbers together
- Reports arrive late, so decisions get made on old figures
- Only one person knows how the spreadsheet works
- You'd like a short written summary, not just a table of numbers
What we build
- Automatic collection of figures from your accounts, sales and job systems
- A consistent report or dashboard, produced on a schedule
- An AI-written summary of what changed and what looks unusual, checked against the underlying numbers
- Delivery where you'll actually read it: email, Teams, Slack or a shared folder
What it can look like
A small operations team that built a weekly performance pack by hand. The figures are now gathered overnight, the pack is generated automatically and a short summary highlights anything outside the normal range.
An illustrative scenario showing the shape of the work, not a specific client.
When it isn't an AI job
The numbers themselves should never be calculated by an AI model. We use ordinary, testable code for the figures and use AI only for the written summary.
Talk to us about reporting.
Describe how it works today and what's frustrating about it. We'll come back with an honest view on whether it's worth automating, and how.