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For operational businesses · 20–200 staff

We find where your operation loses money, in 14 days, or it’s free.

Every hour of busywork priced, line by line. $2.18M/yr quantified across our first 8 audits. Then we build the agents that do the work.

20+ AUDITS3× THE FEE, OR IT’S FREE14 DAYS
AGENT QUEUELIVE · ILLUSTRATIVE
OrchestratorInvoiceSchedulingFollow-upDataInboxFinance
Incoming

Chase overdue invoice, 14 days out

Invoice agent

Schedule 3 install jobs for Thursday

Follow up quote Q-118, sent 6 days ago

Done today
Time returned
0 min

Illustrative, the audit maps which of these agents your operation actually needs.

37 real findings · every figure from the client’s own rates and volumes

ManufacturingRoughly 80% of the project team's time goes to repetitive admin and re-keying, not managing projects$416,000/yrManufacturingStandard low-complexity items quoted and processed by hand when they could be sold self-service online$150,000/yrManufacturingFor every five people on site bringing data back, five office people keying and interpreting it$130,000/yrAutomotiveAround 60 web leads a month tick yes to finance, and only 1 to 2% ever complete the application$114,000/yrAutomotiveOf roughly 30 active referral partners, only about 15% send referrals consistently. The rest sit idle$105,000/yrFind yours →Construction & tradesOne full-time person doing nothing but manual equipment tracking and condition reports$98,800/yrAutomotiveSub-5% web conversion. Lift it a few points and the maths moves fast$90,000/yrManufacturingNo item-level data on $1.3M of annual roofing and rainwater spend, so no way to negotiate on it$65,000/yrHospitality & eventsManual data entry across three bolted-together platforms and a Google Sheet$47,450/yrManufacturingWork scattered across six tools with no single system of record, so nothing is ever fully trusted$39,000/yrFind yours →ManufacturingOne person hand-checks documents for a quarter of every week before anything moves$32,500/yrManufacturingThe freight schedule gets manually rebuilt in a spreadsheet every single morning$31,200/yrManufacturingPart-loads never consolidated, so three or four small trucks roll to the same site in the same week$30,000/yrManufacturingOne person spends ten hours a week untangling ERP configuration errors nobody else can trace$26,000/yrHospitality & eventsMissing automation, including a 7-step manual deposit checklist across four separate tools, every day$22,750/yrFind yours →Construction & tradesReviewing timesheets across 70-plus workers, back and forth on errors$19,500/yrAutomotiveZero retention or referral outreach to past buyers$18,000/yrWholesale & distributionTwo days on-site to onboard each new clinic, one of them theory that could be recorded once$15,600/yrWholesale & distributionReconciling the reps' GPS tracking against three separate systems by hand$15,600/yr
Hospitality & eventsUpsell revenue never captured: one post-event email and no follow-up at all$15,000/yrAutomotiveNo follow-up on deals that stall after pricing lands$14,400/yrAutomotiveNo staff performance reporting. Automating it recovers the value$13,374/yrWholesale & distributionA staff member looking up product prices for reps and clients all day, about an hour a day$13,000/yrAutomotiveThe finance broker phones 95% of finance leads to fill in their applications by hand$12,249/yrFind yours →Wholesale & distributionThe owner reviewing 150 agency leads against their websites on his own weekends$10,400/yrConstruction & tradesA project manager checking every line of every supplier quote against the take-off$10,000/yrConstruction & tradesTwo senior people peer-reviewing each tender estimate before it goes out$9,620/yrConstruction & tradesTwo people sitting together for about two days to configure each new job$9,600/yrConstruction & tradesA project manager hand-gathering data from three places to build the weekly progress report$8,750/yrFind yours →AutomotiveThe finance broker reads roughly 20 lender guideline documents every month$8,749/yrHospitality & eventsDuplicate work, including packing lists that are never fully right and get double-checked by hand$7,800/yrAutomotiveChasing uncontacted leads by hand$5,249/yrWholesale & distributionReactively digging through the CRM to check whether reps had done anything$5,200/yrWholesale & distributionRe-keying a 13-field qualification checklist for about 15 leads a week$5,200/yrFind yours →Construction & tradesSetting up each new employee by hand across three separate systems$3,900/yrConstruction & tradesCounting a large take-off by hand runs two people about three weeks, every job. Held out of the annual figure on purpose3 wks/jobHospitality & eventsCommunication gaps, including run sheets printed on paper and stuck on the kitchen fridge$1,300/yr
02Who this is for

Built for operators, not for tech teams.

You're running a growing operation

20–200 staff, and the admin grew with the headcount. Every new customer adds more chasing, keying, and scheduling.

Your team runs on spreadsheets and workarounds

The same numbers typed into three systems, quotes chased from memory, the schedule built by hand every morning.

You've tried tools before and they didn't stick

Software bought, half set-up, abandoned. The problem was never the tool, it was nobody mapping where it actually fit.

You know AI could help, but not where to start

You don't need another demo. You need someone to look at your operation and say: start here, skip that, here's the math.

Back of the envelope

What’s the busywork costing you?

Team size
Average loaded cost
Admin hours lost / person / week

How we count it: team × hours × loaded cost × 52 weeks. The low end halves it, to stay conservative.

Conservative annual cost
$341k$683k

That’s a guess from three sliders. The audit replaces it with your real number, line by line, and shows you which slice is worth fixing first.

Get the real number
Real audits

Eight operations. Every leak priced.

No names, ever. Anonymity is a condition of the engagement, our clients’ AI cost advantage is competitively sensitive. The numbers are theirs, in their own rates and volumes.

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Manufacturing, anonymised industry settingManufacturing

$1,213,960/yr

A storage-systems manufacturer losing $1,213,960 a year, found in 68 places

June 2026 · Mid-sized and growing, four businesses stacked into one

Automotive, anonymised industry settingAutomotive

$362,730/yr

A car dealer sitting on $362,730 a year, most of it revenue nobody was chasing

May 2026 · Owner-led: three car buyers, one finance broker

Construction & trades, anonymised industry settingConstruction & trades

$164,295/yr

A piping contractor burning 144 hours a week on hand work, worth $164,295 a year

July 2026 · 60–70 staff, 5 sites

Hospitality & events, anonymised industry settingHospitality & events

$85,200/yr

A small catering business leaking $85,200 a year and 30 hours a week

April 2026 · Owner-led, small team plus an offshore VA

Wholesale & distribution, anonymised industry settingWholesale & distribution

$179,060/yr

A nine-person skincare distributor with $179,060 a year on the table, starting with leads that died at one voicemail

March 2026 · 8–9 staff, four field reps, 150–250 clinic accounts

Recruitment & placement, anonymised industry settingRecruitment & placement

$252,760/yr

A placement agency billing only around 120 of its 300 to 400 clients, with $252,760 a year of documented waste

May 2026 · 10 head-office staff, 300–400 families a year

Immigration services, anonymised industry settingImmigration services

$208,000/yr

An immigration firm running cases on spreadsheets, with $208,000 a year of documented waste

April 2026 · 8 staff, 2 offices, 30–40 active applications

Marketing & creative, anonymised industry settingMarketing & creative

$92,560/yr

A marketing agency whose growth ceiling was the founders' own hours, with $92,560 a year of documented waste

June 2026 · 2 founders + 5 contractors

Case 9

Your operation could be next on this wall.

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DAY 1 · THE AUDIT MAPS THE MESSDAY 14 · THE BLUEPRINT, AGENTS ASSIGNEDDAY 15+ · IT RUNS WITHOUT YOU
FINANCE AGENTSCHEDULING AGENTFOLLOW-UP AGENTDATA AGENTMatch payments by handMatch payments by hand15 hrs/wkReconcile GL to projectsReconcile GL to projectsChase overdue invoicesChase overdue invoicesBuild tomorrow's run sheetBuild tomorrow's run sheet3–5 hrs/daySchedule crews & routesSchedule crews & routesManual stock countManual stock countChase quote Q-118Chase quote Q-118Log enquiries from inboxLog enquiries from inboxRenewal remindersRenewal remindersRe-key job into ERPRe-key job into ERP$31,200/yrCopy jobs to spreadsheetCopy jobs to spreadsheetAnswer warranty emailsAnswer warranty emailsYOURAGENTS
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The audit maps the mess. The build makes it run.

Fourteen days from scattered busywork to a blueprint with agents assigned then we build them, priced below the waste they remove.

Day 14

You get the map. Either way.

Not a slide deck. A working document your team can act on: every process mapped, every leak priced in your own rates, and a build plan in priority order. This one is real, from a catering business, names removed.

Audit summary · day 14Complete
Waste found

$85,200/yr

Findings

77

Build plan, priority order
01Quick winsomething you feel in week one
02Core buildsthe two or three biggest returns
03Runs itselfagents on the routine work
A real audit findings page, client details redactedExplore the full sample audit →

Real deliverable page, redacted. The full sample walks every section.

How our pricing works

Priced below the problem it solves.

Most AI work is priced by the day, so the bill grows with your problem. Ours is priced against the waste the audit finds, so it only makes sense for us when it makes sense for you.

The maths, before any build
What the process costs you todayX
What we build the fix forY
the difference stays with you

Before we build anything you agree, in writing, what it would save if it did its job. Call that Z. We price the build below X, you sign off on Z, and we keep working until the system meets that spec. Your numbers come from your audit, not a brochure.

Why the audit costs money

Free consultations are how you sell to someone. A paid audit is how you help someone. We get better information from teams with skin in the game, and you get a deliverable worth keeping either way. And if AI is not worth your money right now, the report says exactly that.

What if you find nothing?

Then the audit is free and you keep the map. That is the Found-Money Guarantee: at least 3 times the fee in identifiable savings, or you do not pay.

What if the build doesn't work?

Cost, scope and the savings you agree it would create are settled in writing before any build. We keep working at no extra cost until that agreed spec is met.

What if my team doesn't use it?

Adoption is yours, and we say that plainly. We guarantee the machine does its defined job. Training your people to run it is part of the handover.

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The audit prices this exactly, for your operation.

The guarantees

Find the fee, or the audit is free.

Worst case, it costs you nothing and you keep the map. Best case, you profit from day one.

The agreement, in plain EnglishNo fine print
01

The Found-Money Guarantee

If the audit doesn’t find at least 3× its fee in savings, quantified line by line in your numbers, you get every penny back. You keep the map either way.

02

The Break-Even Guarantee

If we build: your audit fee is credited in, and the cost, scope and savings are agreed in writing before we start. If the build doesn’t meet that agreed spec, we keep working at no extra cost until it does.

This costs you X · we build it for Y (less than X) · you agree it would save Z. That agreement is the guarantee.

Fixed fee · 14 days · under 2 hours of your team’s time

Signed before any build starts

We can only offer this because of the record: 20+ audits, every one paid for itself or cost nothing. If we routinely missed 3×, this guarantee would have shut us down.

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Free 30 min · no pressure · we’ll tell you if there’s nothing there

04Inside the audits

What teams tell us in week one, and what we found.

Real voices from inside audited operations. Names removed, numbers real every figure below traces to a finished audit.

A client on what working with us was actually like, in his own words

I've got lists to keep track of my lists.

Operations lead · storage-systems manufacturer

Found: $1,213,960/yr across 68 areas

I was just trying to update the invoice. That's all I was trying to do. And it turned into a 20-minute job.

Staff member · catering company

Found: $85,200/yr and 30 hours a week

The trend was that we were burning more hours than we were earning. We were bleeding, man.

Owner · piping and mechanical contractor

Found: $164,295/yr across 145 findings

Would I say that they are being contacted within the first five minutes? I'd say 9 out of 10 are not.

Owner · automotive dealer with in-house finance

Found: $362,730/yr, most of it revenue nobody was chasing

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20+ audits · every one paid for itself, or no charge

The 14-day audit, explained in 90 seconds

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Olly, founder of InreachlyOLLY · FOUNDER
08Who runs it

Every audit is run personally. Not by a junior, not by a subcontractor.

I’m Olly. I sit inside your operation for two weeks and turn “we’re busy” into a ranked list of what it costs and what to fix first. You deal with me, start to finish.

20+ AUDITS RUN$2.18M+ QUANTIFIEDEVERY ONE PAID FOR ITSELF, OR FREE
The build partner

Builds are delivered with APG Software, specialists with 300+ shipped projects, five-star rated on Upwork and Trustpilot.

Their record, one click away →
09Questions

The things people ask before they book.

What does it cost?

It's a paid, fixed-fee engagement, we'll give you the number on the call, once we know your operation is a fit. Whatever it is, the guarantee stands: we find at least 3× that fee in identifiable value or you don't pay.

How much of my team's time does it take?

Under two hours, total. A short kickoff and a few focused conversations. We do the mapping and the math on our side.

What if we're not a fit?

Then we'll say so on the first call, before any money changes hands. The call itself is free, and we'll still tell you what we'd fix.

Do I have to build what you recommend?

No. You keep the full blueprint and build specs whether or not you hire us, or anyone, to build them. The audit stands on its own.

Is this just an AI-tools overview?

No. We start with how work actually moves through your business, and we'll tell you plainly what not to automate. AI is the last layer, not the first.

Who's a good fit?

Established operational businesses, roughly 20–200 staff, where the owner or ops lead can feel the manual work but can't yet put a number on it. Manufacturing, distribution, field service, hospitality, automotive, agencies, the pattern is the same.

The mini audit

Start with 30 free minutes.

  • Free, 30 minutes, on the phone
  • Pick one process. We mini-audit it live: where AI fits, what it would save
  • You keep what we find. Decide about the full audit after, on your own time

Then, if it makes sense: the full 14-day audit. 3× the fee in findings, or it’s free.