AI Automation

AI Automation for the Repetitive Work in Your Business

We design, build, deploy and manage AI automation for repetitive business workflows such as customer intake, reconciliation and document processing, running on infrastructure you own.

TriggerSomething Starts ItInputsInformation NeededRulesSame Every TimeOutputsWhat It ProducesExceptionsGo to a PersonANY PROCESS

What It Does

Common Places to Start

Most repetitive work is the same few steps done many times: copy a detail from one place, check it against another, decide what happens next, tell someone. Automation takes those steps over, and a person stays in charge of anything that reaches a customer or cannot be undone.

Intake

Customer Intake

Reads incoming enquiries from forms, email or messages, pulls out what the customer needs, and routes it to the right person with the details attached.

Finance

Reconciliation

Matches payments and statements to your records, lists what does not match, and prepares the entries for a person to check.

Documents

Document Processing

Takes the fields you need from invoices, forms and statements, checks them against your records, and files them.

Operations

Follow-ups and Reminders

Tracks what is waiting on whom and prepares the reminder or the next step, so work stops falling between people.

How It Works

How an Automated Workflow Runs

  1. 1

    Something starts the work: a new email, a form, a file, a payment, or a set time of day.

  2. 2

    The automation collects the information it needs from the systems it is allowed to use.

  3. 3

    It does the routine steps: checking, matching, sorting, drafting.

  4. 4

    Anything that reaches a customer or cannot be undone waits for a person to approve it. If no approval arrives, nothing happens.

  5. 5

    The result is recorded, so you can see what was done and when.

Working Together

What You Provide, and What Stays With You

You Provide

What We Need From You

  • One workflow to start with, and someone who knows how it is really done today
  • Examples of the inputs: sample emails, forms, statements or files
  • Least-privilege accounts for the systems involved, which you create and can revoke at any time
  • A cloud account or VPS in your name
Stays With a Person

What It Will Not Do on Its Own

  • Anything that reaches a customer or a prospect
  • Irreversible actions such as payments or deletions
  • Exceptions the rules do not cover
  • Sign-off on requirements before the build

Is It a Good Fit?

Who It Suits

Usually a Good Fit When
  • The same task is done by hand many times a week
  • The steps are mostly the same each time
  • Mistakes or delays in the task cost you money or customers
Probably Not the Right Start When
  • The task changes completely every time
  • It happens rarely enough that doing it by hand is cheaper

Systems These Workflows Often Touch

EmailSpreadsheetsAccounting softwareMobile-money and bank statementsMessaging appsYour own database

Questions

Common Questions

Do we have to replace our current software?

No. The aim is to work with the systems you already use. Which ones are connected is part of the requirements summary you sign off before we build.

Can it make mistakes?

Any automated system can. That is why anything that reaches a customer or cannot be undone needs a human approval, and every change we roll out has a rollback plan.

Where does our data go?

Your business data and workflows run on your infrastructure, not on Gengrid Solutions servers.

How do we start?

With a free, no-obligation process audit of one workflow.

Which Task Takes the Most Hours Every Week?

Start with a free, no-obligation process audit of that workflow.

Book a Free Audit