I start with one process and a small, measurable test. Only then do I decide whether it is worth building more.
Selection calculators, configurators, service selectors and interactive maps. The customer goes through the questions and gets a clear answer: what to buy, how much is needed, who to contact. Your company receives a complete enquiry instead of an open-ended phone question.
I do not need access to your systems. Your offer and selection rules are enough.
Data flow between tools, document preparation, follow-up, reminders and reports. I build on n8n and your accounts, so the implementation stays on your side.
This is where I connect a specific channel. I keep the scope of data to a minimum, and a person approves communication with customers.
An assistant that knows your procedures, offer and previous arrangements. It answers employees, prepares documents and runs a repeatable process from start to finish. A person still approves critical decisions.
This is the last stage, not the first. It makes sense only after simpler things are already working.
