What our agents actually delivered
Every figure below comes from a real engagement, measured against the client's own baseline before deployment. Client names stay confidential — we work under NDA as standard, and the same discretion will protect you.
Results by workflow
Finance & collections
Invoice chasing, payment reconciliation and multilingual customer communication for a packaging manufacturer.
- £1.2m — collected in outstanding invoices
- −18 days — days sales outstanding
- −92% — email preparation time
- under 1 month — payback period
Customer support
Retrieval-grounded support agent answering from the company's own manuals, policies and order data across a high-volume retail operation.
- 38% — of tickets deflected entirely
- 7h → 12m — first response time
- −41% — handle time
- +9 points — CSAT
Sales operations
Meeting co-pilot and CRM hygiene automation for a B2B SaaS revenue team.
- +42% — SDR productivity
- +7.5% — closed-won rate
- +18 points — forecast accuracy
- −30% — rep ramp time
Document processing
Intelligent document processing reading invoices, contracts and forms into structured data.
- 45m → 9m — case handling time
Operations orchestration
Multi-system workflows running end to end, 24/7, with verification gates and human checkpoints.
- 4.8 FTE — capacity released
- −63% — process errors
Typical delivery timelines
- under 4 weeks — discovery to live agents, for a scoped first workflow
- 1–2 months — typical payback, measured against your own baseline
- unlimited — use of what we build — no per-seat or per-task licensing
How these numbers are measured
Before anything is built, we record the baseline: hours spent, error rates, response times, revenue outstanding. After go-live we measure the same things the same way. Figures are rounded, taken over the first year unless stated, and reported as the client's own systems recorded them.
Where a number depends on a client's cost assumptions — ROI and payback especially — it reflects that client's figures, not a model of ours. Different businesses get different results; these are outcomes we have seen, not promises of what you will get.
What these numbers are not
They are not a guarantee, an average, or an industry benchmark. They are what specific systems did for specific clients whose processes, data quality and volumes we knew. A process audit measures your baseline first, so any number we quote you afterwards is yours rather than someone else's.
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