Not every job is a big system. Some of the most useful builds are small:

• An automation audit for a fleet operator. It found a leaked API key and two AI models doing the same paid job.

• WhatsApp quote requests turned into a task list for a motor dealer group.

• A quote and invoice builder with 73 priced services and margin warnings.

• A weekly content brief: type two words, get five scripted videos.

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The business: a coaching business in the Netherlands selling to HR managers and CEOs.

Before: lead lists built by hand, and cold emails that all sounded the same.

What we built

• Finds HR managers and CEOs, in Dutch and English

• Verifies every email and researches each company

• Writes a personalised first line, then loads the campaign

• One button to run it, with a check that caught 183 leads that should never have been emailed

Status: live.

The lesson: the check matters as much as the speed. Automation that emails the wrong people quickly is worse than none.

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The business: a software studio that had just taken on a commission-only sales rep.

Before: lead details were passed over WhatsApp and lost between calls. Every new rep had to be trained by hand.

What we built

• A booking form that feeds a live pipeline automatically

• Clear stage rules, from booked to closed

• A 15-minute call flow that gives the closer the lead's full context

• An onboarding pack the rep reads once

Status: built.

The lesson: if a process only works because one person remembers it, it isn't a process yet.

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The business: a content and ads agency in Cape Town, run by four founders.

Before: everything lived in someone's head, scattered across Drive folders, Asana and WhatsApp. Every question meant tracking down the one person who knew.

What we built

• A company brain the whole team asks questions through Claude

• A 13-section internal dashboard: leads, pipeline, clients, finance, tasks

• An agent chain that turns a sales call into an audit, a 90-day plan, a proposal and a priced quote

• Overnight prospecting that finds and researches new leads

Status: dashboard live.

The lesson: write the rules into the system itself, so nobody has to remember them.

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