Bring in AI

AI is for big companies. Not for a hair salon.

That's what fifty-nine per cent of business owners say. What we plug in at yours is your inbox and your phone, not a laboratory. You'll judge on your own messages, from the first week.

My customers come to me for the human contact, not to talk to a robot.

And they'll keep coming. The assistant never replaces your voice: it takes the calls you couldn't take, and says so clearly. The customer always knows who they're talking to.

My customer records, where exactly do they go?

It's the first question to ask, and six business owners in ten ask it. Your data stays yours, hosted in Europe, never sold on, never used to train anything. We show you where it is and who can access it, before we start.

I'm not a computer person, it'll be too complicated.

You install nothing and learn nothing. We connect, tune and test. On your side, you carry on opening your inbox as usual, except it's tidy.

I don't have time to train on this.

There's no training. An hour together at the start to look at your real messages, then we call you back after a fortnight. That's all we take from you.

I've already been promised the earth with digital.

We know. That's why we start with a single subject, for a fortnight, and you can stop at the end without owing anything. A company that needs to lock you in to keep you doesn't trust what it sells.