Most teams pay once to have automation built, then it rots. We take over the stack you already have, fix silent failures, and keep it on a Care month so it does not drift.
Someone built the Zaps, the Make scenarios, the agent. Then they left. We take over: inventory, fix what is failing, watch prompt drift and cost, and stay on so Friday does not go red.
When a workflow is missing, we add one. Intake, triage, drafts, follow-ups. We score the work, then build the ones that pay back.
Agents wired into your CRM, inbox, and tools. Product-focused, not research: a job completed, a human in the loop where it matters.
Scoring, suggestions, and generation as product features: billed, permissioned, and logged like the rest of the app.
Building the first scenario is the easy half. We treat automations like production: owned accounts, a runbook, an alert when a run dies, and a human on the failures.
Send the tool and what is failing. A 30-minute call is enough to know if it is a Takeover week or a Care month.