Automation kits
A kit is a planned package for one everyday business problem: a Google Sheet template, a script and a setup guide. Today you can try every kit as a simulation with sample data. No kit is installed in a real business or on sale yet.
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Every demo uses made-up sample data and runs only in your browser. People approve every message, payment and decision; the kits are rule-based, not AI.
For: Small industrial sales and service teams that already work in Google Sheets
Enquiries arrive from the website, calls and WhatsApp, but nobody can see who owns each one or what happens next.
Planned: every enquiry gets one record, one owner, a stage and a dated next action, and the manager sees what is overdue.
For: Companies that send engineers to customer sites for repairs and maintenance
Service requests, visit plans and reports live in different chats and notebooks, so nobody knows which customer is still waiting.
Planned: every request gets one record, an engineer, a visit due date, a check-in and check-out log, and a service report the customer signs.
For: Teams answering customer questions and complaints by email, website and phone
Complaints get lost between people, replies are late, and nobody knows which customers are still waiting.
Planned: every question becomes a ticket with a priority, an owner, a reply-by day, a checked reply and a close reason.
For: Manufacturers and distributors taking orders from dealers by phone and WhatsApp
Orders arrive by phone and WhatsApp and are checked by hand against the catalogue, stock and dealer credit, so mistakes reach dispatch.
Planned: every order is checked against your catalogue, stock and credit limit, and nothing is dispatched without a person's approval.
For: Businesses chasing overdue invoices from customers
Nobody has a clear list of who owes what, for how long, and who promised to pay when.
Planned: an ageing list from your accounting export, checked reminder drafts, promise-to-pay tracking, and payments marked only from the bank statement.
For: Small companies hiring a few people a year
Applications, interview dates, feedback and replies are scattered across email, phones and paper.
Planned: applications with consent, a screening checklist, clash-free interview slots, panel feedback and letter drafts. People make every decision.
For: Teams buying materials and services from suppliers
Requests, supplier quotes and approvals are tracked on paper or chat, so nobody can see why a supplier was chosen or what is still pending.
Planned: every request is approved by value, quotes are compared side by side, a person chooses with a reason, and receipts are checked against the PO.
For: Single-location stores, workshops and small factories
Stock in and out is not recorded properly, so shortages are found too late and counts never match.
Planned: every movement is a row, balances come from movements, issues cannot exceed stock, and count differences need a reason and approval.
Designed tools are to be confirmed in a supervised pilot. Prices are not published yet.
Tell us the workflow that slows your team down. We will tell you honestly whether a kit fits or a tailored build is needed.