Assistants that answer questions
Answer questions, qualify enquiries and draft replies using a limited set of approved information.
Working demo · prepared example
One everyday task · about 60 seconds
Choose a fictional task. Watch approved information get checked, a useful next step prepared and a person stop or approve it. The final decision is recorded here—and nothing you type leaves this page.
Invented information · no live AI or client systems · nothing sent

Illustration only · not a customer result
GUIDED DEMO · THREE PREPARED EXAMPLES
Invented information · no live systems · no outside action
Use the three fictional sources here. I will show where the answer came from and stop when a person must decide.
CURRENT EXAMPLE
Choose an example question. Every information check, proposed action, human decision and result will appear here.
This proves the example works as shown—not compatibility, customer results or readiness for live use.
WORKFLOW VALUE ESTIMATOR · YOUR ASSUMPTIONS
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One question · several useful outcomes
This example shows several things we can assess or build. A real project starts smaller. The Workflow Decision identifies one useful improvement first. Larger assistants, portals and management views need their own agreed price and plan. Complete the workflow above to open an illustrative managed client view built only from your current fictional example.
Answer questions, qualify enquiries and draft replies using a limited set of approved information.
Turn a conversation into a clear starting point, responsible person and dated next step—even when information is missing.
Move agreed work between your inbox, Microsoft 365, CRM or accounting software after checking that the connection is suitable.
Show work that needs attention, important decisions and the people responsible in one useful view.
Keep important actions with the right person and make it easy to send work back for changes.
Write down the tests, decisions, access limits and agreed support for the finished work.
From example to working improvement
Before anything goes live, we agree which information it may use, who may access it, what happens when information is missing and who approves important actions. We test the result and hand over clear instructions. The first paid step decides whether you need AI, a feature you already own, a small automation—or building nothing. If the task is already clear and fits the £3,950 build limits, we can quote the build directly.
When the right fix is uncertain, we review one clearly defined part of the business, check your existing software and give you a written recommendation.
When the task fits the published limits, we build and test one agreed improvement across up to two named software systems or accounts your organisation controls, provided the supplier supports the required connection.
We price more tasks, systems, assistants, management views or ongoing support only after the actual scope and service need are understood.
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