Data integration and assistants built on artificial intelligence, for companies that already have the software and no one to connect it.
The problem, in your own words — and what runs today instead
None of these is a software problem. It's a problem of programs that don't share data, and no one to connect them.
Today each supplier opens their own calendar from a link and clicks the slot. The request goes to whoever decides, who approves or rejects it with a button. The change applies itself. No one opens the booking system again to enter it.
We built the program that does it in their place. Today the same person spends far less time on it, without the worry of forgetting a step.
Today the customer fills in a guided flow that checks the data as they type it. The confirmation goes out on its own, in their language. The operator gets a summary that's already in order.
Every Sunday night the system rereads the month's bookings and cross-checks them against supplier price lists: different rates for adults, children and groups, weekend pricing, group shares to split between separate bookings. It writes the cost on every single booking and flags the odd cases on its own — a missing supplier, a cost of zero.
How we work
Data moves on its own, without manual re-entry.
Repetitive tasks no longer take up a person's time.
They answer customers by reading your real data.
New pieces go live one at a time, while your existing programs keep running. One point of contact, from day one through to maintenance. The full journey.
We look together at a process that costs you time today. One thing comes out of it: whether it can be automated, how, and roughly how much work it takes.