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AI Automation

Automation aimed at the specific manual work costing you hours — document extraction, enquiry triage, WhatsApp responders, report generation — not a chatbot bolted onto your homepage.

At a glance
₹15,000
one-off, ex-GST
Timeline
2–4 weeks
Deliverables
9 items
First milestone
Week 1
Best for

Teams losing hours a day to copying data between things

Most 'AI for business' is a chatbot nobody asked for. The work worth automating is duller and far more valuable: someone retyping invoice figures into Excel, someone triaging the same forty enquiries every morning, someone assembling the same report every Monday. We find those, measure the hours, and remove them.

Typical stack

Next.jsVercel AI SDKQueuesVision OCRWhatsApp APICron

What you get

01Automation audit: the tasks, hours and rupee cost of each
02Document extraction — invoices, POs, forms to structured data
03Enquiry triage and routing with intent classification
04WhatsApp and email auto-responders with human handoff
05Scheduled report generation and distribution
06Data entry pipelines between systems that do not talk
07Human-in-the-loop review for anything financial or legal
08Accuracy monitoring with an alert when it drifts
09Fallback path for every automation, so failure is graceful

Not included

  • Model training from scratch
  • Ongoing LLM API costs (billed at cost)

Listed as plainly as the inclusions. Anything here can be scoped on top — quoted before it starts, never assumed.

How it works

[01]

We measure before we automate

The audit puts hours and a rupee figure against each manual task. Usually two or three are worth automating and the rest are not — and saying so is more useful than automating everything badly.

[02]

Human-in-the-loop where it matters

Anything touching money, contracts or a customer's record goes to a person for one-click approval. Full autonomy is reserved for work where being wrong is cheap.

[03]

Accuracy is monitored, not assumed

Extraction confidence is logged and low-confidence items are routed for review. If accuracy drifts, you get an alert — not a quarter of quietly corrupted data.

[04]

Every automation has a fallback

When the model is unsure or the API is down, the task lands in a human queue instead of failing silently. Automation that breaks invisibly is worse than no automation.

Delivery sequence

  1. 01Week 1

    Automation audit

    We shadow the work, list every repetitive task, and put hours and cost against each. You keep the document either way.

  2. 02Week 2–3

    Build the top two

    The highest-return automations, built with review queues and monitoring.

  3. 03Week 4

    Measure & extend

    Compare real hours saved against the audit, then decide what is next.

Delivered with this service

Distribution2026

Invoice Extraction Pipeline

An extraction pipeline replacing hours of daily retyping, with a confidence threshold that routes anything uncertain to a person.

Mostly removed
Manual retyping
Human review
Low-confidence path

AI Automation FAQ

Straight answers

Including where the honest answer is 'no' or 'buy something else'.

What's the most common thing you automate?

Document to spreadsheet. Someone opens a PDF invoice or purchase order and retypes the figures into Excel, dozens of times a week. It is high-volume, well-defined, and extraction handles it with a review step for anything low-confidence.

Will AI make mistakes on our data?

Yes, sometimes — which is why nothing financial runs unattended. Low-confidence extractions go to a review queue, accuracy is logged, and you get an alert if it drops. Any vendor claiming zero error rate is either not measuring or not telling you.

Do we pay for the AI usage?

The API cost is billed at actuals with no markup, and it is usually small — a few hundred rupees a month for typical document volumes. We tell you the expected figure during the audit.

Can you automate our WhatsApp enquiries?

Yes, on the official WhatsApp Business API — never an unofficial automation library, which gets numbers banned. The responder handles common questions and hands off to a person the moment it is unsure or the customer asks.