Do you use AI for everything?
No. Only where it genuinely saves time, like pulling details out of documents or sorting emails. Most automation is simply a fixed set of rules that does the same thing every time, which is cheaper and more predictable.
Every Monday you spend an hour on reports.
You make documents by copying an old one and editing it.
You send reminders to customers by hand.
It doesn't have to be that way. The work that keeps coming back can run by itself, and you only look at the result.
What I buildThe numbers are ready when you need them, without copying and pasting.
Always the right details and the latest version.
Sent at the right moment, without anyone having to remember.
Pulling data out of documents, sorting emails, summarising text.
The claim check pulls invoice details out of a PDF automatically. What staff used to work out themselves now arrives already filled in and assessed.
Two ways in, one way out. Know which task has to go? Start with a call. Not sure yet? Start with the Quickscan.
You tell me which tasks keep coming back and how long they take. If it's clear enough, we go straight to a proposal.
For each task I work out whether automating it pays off, and what it saves. Within 5 working days you get a report with solutions and prices.
Along the way you see working versions, not status reports. The price is fixed before I start, so you know what automating costs.
Your software runs and you don’t depend on me. Want me to look after it? That’s possible for a fixed monthly fee.
Short answers, all on the table.
No. Only where it genuinely saves time, like pulling details out of documents or sorting emails. Most automation is simply a fixed set of rules that does the same thing every time, which is cheaper and more predictable.
You decide where a person checks first. Anything uncertain gets flagged instead of sent, and you can always see what each step did.
Automation varies too much: one weekly report is a small job, a whole document flow is not. After the Quickscan you get a fixed price for exactly what you need.
In a free intro call you tell me which tasks keep coming back. In the Quickscan I work out what automating them saves.
— Dimitri, RG Digital