Vertical Automation
Industry-specific automation systems built around how your business actually runs.
- Workflow Design
- Integrations
- Reporting
28-day rollout

The problem
Off-the-shelf automation tools assume every business works the same way. Generic automation breaks the moment it hits real operational complexity: legal intake isn't dental scheduling.
What we build
A custom-built automation system covering intake, follow-up, handoffs, and reporting, architected around your industry's specific rules, not a template.
Execution roadmap
- Days 1–5
Workflow Audit
- Map manual steps
- Identify handoffs
- Flag reporting gaps
- Days 6–10
System Architecture
- Design around industry rules
- Compliance mapping
- Integration plan
- Days 11–20
Build
- Workflow construction
- Tool integration
- Internal testing
- Days 21–23
Human QA
- Scenario testing
- Edge-case review
- Compliance check
- Days 24–28
Rollout & Training
- Deployment
- Staff training
- Documentation
Your team
Automation Strategist
Designs the system around your industry's rules
Automation Engineer
Builds and QA's the workflow
Support Engineer
Owns the live rollout period
Technology stack
- Automation
- Workflow orchestration
- Trigger-based logic
- CRM & Data
- CRM / EHR / case management integration
- AI & Intelligence
- Document parsing
- Decision logic
- Analytics
- Workflow reporting
AI + human workflow
- Human
Human strategy
A specialist scopes the problem and the plan
- AI
AI-assisted production
AI accelerates drafting, iteration, repetitive work
- Human
Human review & QA
A specialist checks accuracy, quality, brand fit
- Human
Client approval
You review and sign off before anything ships
- AI
Implementation
The system is deployed into your business
- Human
Optimization
Your Account Manager monitors and improves it
What you receive
- Full workflow audit document
- Custom-built automation system
- Integration with existing tools
- Staff training session
- Documentation
- 2-week live support window
Expected outcomes
Manual admin hours
Before82%After34%Dropped handoffs
Before65%After12%
Ongoing support
A Support Engineer stays on for two weeks post-launch, then your Account Manager checks in monthly to catch anything that needs adjusting as your workflows evolve.
Ready when you are.



