Your industry has its own kind of manual work.
An installation company loses time in different places than a wholesaler or an accountancy firm. Per industry: where it usually chafes, which software is running and what automation really solves there.
Why per industry and not one story for everyone?
Because the bottlenecks differ. In installation and engineering it is about job sheets, planning and materials in the van. In wholesale it is about price lists, stock and orders coming in from four channels. At an accountancy or law firm it is about documents, deadlines and case files. The same technology, a very different conversation.
Every industry page follows the same pattern: where it usually chafes, which packages are running in that industry, four to six applications that make a difference, and the caveats that come with them. No success stories without a downside, because those do not exist.
Is your industry not listed? That does not mean we do not do it. Have a look at AI by department, because administration, sales and planning work roughly the same in every industry. Or take the free AI scan.
Installation & engineering
An installation company with 15 to 60 engineers, a service department and a work planner who schedules everything on a whiteboard.
View this industry →Construction & fit-out
A contractor or fit-out company with its own people and regular subcontractors, running several projects at once from one office.
View this industry →Wholesale & technical trade
A technical wholesaler with a trade counter, a warehouse with thousands of items and an inside sales team that prepares quotes from email requests.
View this industry →Transport & logistics
A transport or distribution company with its own fleet, one or two planners and customers who call all day asking where their order is.
View this industry →Professional services
An accountancy, consultancy or estate agency firm with a handful to several dozen professionals, invoicing by the hour or per file.
View this industry →Accountants & bookkeeping firms
A bookkeeping or accountancy firm with five to fifty staff, handling dozens to hundreds of client files per period.
View this industry →Lawyers & legal services
A law firm or legal services provider with a handful to several dozen fee earners, invoicing by the hour or at fixed prices per case.
View this industry →Estate agents
An estate agency with two to twenty staff, active in sales, buying agency or lettings, with dozens of properties on its books.
View this industry →Healthcare & social care
A small-scale care organisation, practice or residential facility with dozens of staff, shift rotas and one or two people in the office.
View this industry →