Examples
Jobs you can hand over, and what changes when you do
Each page below is one job a small business actually has: what it costs you now, the ways it can be solved, what I would set up and what you get back. No borrowed numbers, and no case studies I could not show you.
No page here promises a percentage or a number of hours saved. Nobody has measured your office, so instead of a promise each page says what you can measure yourself.
Customer service
The same customer questions
A chat window that answers from your own price list and terms, and hands what it does not know to a person.
Bookings and no-shows
Self-service booking with reminders, so the calendar is right without the back and forth.
Daily work
An inbox that never clears
Mail sorts and labels itself, the important ones rise to the top, and the repeats arrive with a draft reply waiting.
Meetings nobody writes up
A transcript, a summary and action items that land in your task list on their own.
Documents and books
Invoices retyped by hand
A PDF or a photo becomes a row: supplier, date, total, line items. The unclear ones stay with a person.
Sales
A quote takes an evening
A quote drafted from your own rates and past jobs, ready in minutes instead of an evening.
Enquiries that get forgotten
Every enquiry in one list, tagged, with a drafted reply and a reminder a few days later.
Inside the team
The answer is somewhere in the folders
An assistant that answers from your contracts, quotes and handbooks, and names the document it used.
Reputation
Reviews nobody asks for
A review asked for at the right moment, and a drafted reply to every one that arrives.
Marketing
Descriptions and posts there is no time for
Drafts in your own voice, built from what you already know about the product, in both languages.
Numbers and reporting
The weekly numbers assembled by hand
A report that assembles itself and arrives by email, with the same numbers defined the same way every time.
Team and rules
The team does not know what is allowed
Hands-on sessions on your own work, and a short written document about what is allowed.
Is this your job?
Tell me how this runs at your place now. On a 30 minute call I will say whether it is worth automating, where I would start and what it needs.
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Why me
- The same person assesses, builds and trains. Nothing is handed down to a junior colleague.
- No commission from any software or AI tool vendor, so I recommend what fits, even when that is free.
- I do not stop at advice: when the right tool does not exist, I write it.
- I work from Lithuania, in Lithuanian and English, and to EU privacy rules rather than US ones.
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