01Automation
Somewhere in your week, someone is still copying and pasting.
Most teams can feel time slipping and cannot say where.
02Your week
Sketch your week.
Tick what your team does by hand, in the order it happens, and watch it run.
Your week, as a flow
The brief we would write you
Start here. Start with: replying to new enquiries.
Then: copying orders out of email.
Bring this to the first meetingStart here: Replying to new enquiries.
03Phases
From the first meeting to switched on.
- 01
First call.
Your week, on a call.
An hour on a call about how your week runs and the work you still do by hand.
- 02
Explore.
The flow, drawn first.
We talk it through with you and draw the flow: what starts it, what it sends, where a person still steps in.
- 03
Decide.
Worth automating?
You decide whether it is worth building. Nothing is built until you say so.
- 04
Build.
Switched on.
We build it, test it on real examples from your business, switch it on and stay with it.
04Recipes
Simple or complex, the same way.
Simple
Simple. Nobody forgets the welcome again.
05Questions
Questions, answered.
What can Everything and Nothing automate?
The work your team still does by hand. For example: replying to new enquiries, copying orders out of email, chasing unpaid invoices, posting the same thing on every platform, booking and rescheduling appointments, and writing up notes after calls.
What if I am not sure what to automate?
That is what the first meeting is for. Most teams can feel time slipping and cannot say where. Finding it is the first thing we do.
How does an automation project run?
In four phases, from the first meeting to switched on. First call: an hour on a call about how your week runs and the work you still do by hand. Explore: we talk it through with you and draw the flow first. Decide: you decide whether it is worth building, and nothing is built until you say so. Build: we build it, test it on real examples from your business, switch it on and stay with it.
Can Everything and Nothing automate complex work as well as simple tasks?
Yes. Simple or complex, it is done the same way. A simple flow sends a welcome the minute a client signs up, and a nudge on day three if they go quiet. A complex one watches a hundred accounts, pulls out the posts worth keeping, puts them into your template, schedules them and posts them everywhere.
How much does automation cost?
Automation is priced by quote. Ask for a quote and it starts with the first call: an hour on a call about how your week runs.
Not sure? We find it first.
Most teams can feel time slipping and cannot say where. Finding it is the first thing we do.