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For business owners with a team, whose week still runs on manual work.

You don't need more AI tools. You need AI systems.

If your team still copies information between tabs, chases the same follow-ups and re-types the same answers every day, another subscription won't fix that.

We find the workflow costing you the most and build a system around it, inside the tools you already use.

20 minutes, no pitch. You leave with a written plan for your first system either way.

A pile of disconnected AI tools resolving into one connected workflow with a human checkpoint
Worked with
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The real AI gap

The founder becomes the AI department.

Most companies already have ChatGPT, a pile of subscriptions and a folder of saved demos. What they don't have is a working system that owns a real process end to end. Here's how that usually plays out.

The prompt tool

The thinking work never left

You still decide when to use it, what to feed it, where the output goes and who checks it.

↳ on you: every single run
The prototype

Worked once, then the workflow changed

An integration breaks, or the team quietly goes back to the old way because nobody owns what happens next.

↳ on you: keeping it alive
The new idea

More setup, more maintenance

Every experiment becomes one more thing that only the founder understands.

↳ on you: the whole stack
The demo folder

Saved, never installed

Subscriptions and bookmarked demos, none of them wired into how the business actually runs.

↳ on you: paying for it
Our own businesses, 2025 revenue
~$25M+

Combined 2025 revenue across the businesses we run with AI ourselves. The systems on this page are the ones running them.

Awards and recognition
Guinness World Record

Largest AI Marketing Lesson in the World. Alongside it: Two Comma Club X, HighLevel SaaSPreneur Diamond in 2024, 2025 and 2026, and ASEAN Top 100.

What working with us is like
"Hands down some of the best in the world at turning cold audiences into loyal buyers."

Donnie French, Copy Chief at a $150M/year company

What we install

Different businesses need a different first system.

We help you find the constraint that matters most right now in your business, then show you the first system you can install around the way your business already operates.

01

Enquiries and follow-up

Capture the request from chat, email or a phone call, prepare an approved reply, update the CRM and route unusual cases to the right person.

Human boundary: Pricing, negotiation and complaints stay with your team.

Enquiries and follow-up workflow diagram
02

Quotes and invoices

Assemble the quote from your pricing rules and past jobs, ready for the person who signs off. Then the invoice, the payment link and the polite follow-up until it is paid.

Human boundary: Final pricing and approval stay with the owner.

Quotes and invoices workflow diagram
03

Inventory and operations

Keep one source of truth updated across the tools you already use, and flag the exceptions a person needs to see today.

Human boundary: Purchasing decisions and supplier calls stay with your team.

Inventory and operations workflow diagram
04

Reporting and decisions

Collect the numbers your team re-types every week and deliver a readable summary before the meeting, not after.

Human boundary: What to do about the numbers stays with you.

Reporting and decisions workflow diagram
05

Team knowledge and HR

Turn the answers living in one person's head into a system the whole team can ask, so questions stop routing through the founder.

Human boundary: Sensitive HR matters and people decisions stay human.

Team knowledge and HR workflow diagram
06

Marketing content

One recording or one offer page becomes the week's marketing: short videos and posts drafted in your voice, queued for your sign-off before anything goes out.

Human boundary: Nothing is published until you approve it.

Marketing content workflow diagram
See it working

Watch a system do the work.

These five demos are scripted, with invented companies, but what they show is exactly what we build. The repeated work happens on its own, and anything that needs your judgment stops and waits for you.

Enquiries answered within five minutes, even after closing time.

Demo data
behind the scenes, agent shell
$ implementers run enquiries --watch
✓23:47:08Message received after closing time
✓23:47:12Stock and price checked in the catalogue
✓23:47:15Reply drafted and heldwalnut 6-seater: 4 in stock at the Dallas warehouse
◉23:47:16HOLD. Waiting for your approval.
✓08:04:22Approved by the owner, one tap
✓08:04:23Reply sent, CRM updated
⚑08:15:40Unusual message. Routed to a person, no auto-reply.
Replies inside 5 minutes 94% ▲ was 31%

Drafts stay drafts until someone approves. Pricing, negotiation and complaints stay with your team.

Founder story, 60 second cut 1080 x 1920
1Script written from your offer page
2Voiceover generated, a human-grade read
324 scenes generated in one visual style
Illustrated scene of a founder approving a document +20
4Cut to the voice, word-timed, with sound design. 1:03 final.
Claims check

Scene 12 says "clinically proven". That is not a claim you can make, so it is cut and waiting for you.

Held for approval Approved
5Not only film: product and campaign stills come out of the same run, with no photographer and no studio.
Demo data
behind the scenes, agent shell
$ implementers run video --watch
✓10:04:02Script written from your offer pagestructured like a story, not an ad
✓10:11:48Voiceover generated, paced and levelled
✓10:26:1524 scenes generated in one visual styleone style key, so nothing drifts between shots
✓10:52:30Cut to the voice, word-timed, sound design added
◉10:53:01HOLD. A claim in scene 12 needs your sign-off.
✓11:22:09Line cut and re-voiced, approved by the owner
✓11:41:55Final rendered, plus product stills for the ads
Brief to finished cut 1 day ▼ was 3 weeks

No shoot day, no studio, no photographer. What you claim on camera is still yours to approve, line by line.

+1 (737) 555-0164Connected, 9:40 PM 00:47
CallerHi, do you guys do gutter cleaning for two-story homes?
AgentWe do. Two quick questions so I book you right: roughly how many feet of gutter, and any pest screens on them?
CallerAbout 180 feet, no screens. Could you do it cheaper than $250 though?
Pricing question. Routed to a person, callback booked for 9 AM.
AgentPricing is Sam's call, and he'll ring you at 9 AM. I can hold Tuesday 10 AM for the visit in the meantime, no commitment.
CallerSure, book it.
MonTue10 AMWedThuFri
Posted to the CRM

New lead, gutter cleaning, 180 feet. Sam calls at 9 AM about price. Visit held Tuesday 10 AM, confirmation text sent.

Demo data
behind the scenes, agent shell
$ implementers run voice --watch
✓21:40:02Call answered on the second ring
✓21:40:09Enquiry understood: gutter cleaning, two-story
✓21:40:24Qualified with two questions, 180 feet, no screens
◉21:40:31HOLD. Pricing question. Not negotiated by the system.
✓21:40:33Callback with the owner booked for 9 AM
✓21:40:41Visit held for Tuesday 10 AM
✓21:40:44Confirmation SMS sent
✓21:40:49Summary posted to the CRM
Missed calls 0 ▼ was 11 a week

Pricing and negotiation stay with your team. The system just makes sure the call never rings out.

Estimate #1042 Delta Interiors, Austin TX Save and send
Estimate Prepared for Rachel Alvarez, Delta Interiors
DescriptionAmount
Meeting room partition, supply and install$6,800
Acoustic wall panels, 12 units$3,240
Site measurement and delivery$450
Balance due$10,490
Ready for sign-off Approved Sent, 74 seconds after the enquiry came in.
Invoice 1042 Payment link sent Paid
Paid in four days. Nobody had to chase it.
New
Delta Interiors$10,490
Quoted
Demo data
behind the scenes, agent shell
$ implementers run quote-to-cash --watch
✓14:02:11Enquiry captured from the web form
✓14:02:14Three items matched to the price listprice list v7, the one you updated last Tuesday
✓14:02:19Quote drafted on your letterheadPDF, payment terms included
◉14:02:21HOLD. Waiting for your approval.
✓14:03:02Approved by the owner, one tap
✓14:03:05Quote sent, CRM card moved to Quoted
✓Mar 04Quote accepted, invoice raised with a payment link
✓Mar 06Reminder sent on day two, still unpaid
✓Mar 08Payment received, books reconciled
Quote to cash, median 4 days ▼ was 26 days

Final pricing and approval stay with the owner. The system carries it from enquiry to money in the bank.

Monday summary, week of Aug 11File Edit View Insert Format Tools Share
This week in one page Compiled from the POS, the bank and the ad account
Sales, up 6 percent on last week$214,600
Unpaid invoices across 9 customers$48,200
Ad spend, cost per lead down to $42$9,400
What to do about it

This part stays yours.

Held for approval Approved Delivered at 8:41 AM, before the 9 AM meeting.
Demo data
behind the scenes, agent shell
$ implementers run reporting --watch
✓08:38:02Numbers pulled from the POS, the bank and the ad account14 accounts reconciled, no gaps
✓08:38:10Compared against last week
✓08:38:15One-page summary drafted
◉08:38:16HOLD. Waiting for your approval.
✓08:40:51Approved by the owner, one tap
✓08:41:02Delivered before the 9 AM meeting
Hours on reporting, weekly 0.5 ▼ was 6.5

The numbers arrive on time. What to do about them stays with you.

CHAT, AI AGENT scripted, looping
AI VIDEO, AI AGENT scripted, looping
VOICE, AI AGENT scripted, looping
QUOTE AND INVOICE, AI AGENT scripted, looping
REPORTING, AI AGENT scripted, looping
The simple rule

If your team does it every week, a system can run it.

A sample of the repeated work we move into systems. This is a menu, not a promise. Your first system is scoped around your own week, on the call.

Money
  • Chase unpaid invoices
  • Send payment links
  • Deposit and renewal reminders
  • Month-end summary, already written
Customers
  • Answer price and stock questions
  • Follow up every quote
  • Bookings and reschedules
  • After-hours replies
  • Review requests
Operations
  • Data entry between systems
  • New lead into the CRM, instantly
  • Job sheets for the team
  • Stock reorder alerts
  • Daily sales recap
Marketing
  • Content drafts in your voice
  • Comment and DM replies
  • Winback campaigns
  • Monthly marketing report
The three ways to fix it

Hire, subscribe, or install.

When a workflow is drowning the team, most owners reach for a new hire or another subscription. Here's how the three options actually behave.

Hire someoneBuy more toolsInstall a system
Useful fromMonths of onboardingAfter the team learns itWeeks in, and we run it in with you
After hoursGoes home at sixOnly if someone drives itKeeps running
Fits how you workYou train themYour team adapts to the toolBuilt around your workflow
When someone leavesThe knowledge walks outLogins in limboThe system and its documentation stay
What it costsSalary, benefits, turnoverPer-seat subscriptions, foreverScoped build with agreed support

The usual alternatives

Hire someone
  • Useful fromMonths of onboarding
  • After hoursGoes home at six
  • Fits how you workYou train them
  • When someone leavesThe knowledge walks out
  • What it costsSalary, benefits, turnover
Buy more tools
  • Useful fromAfter the team learns it
  • After hoursOnly if someone drives it
  • Fits how you workYour team adapts to the tool
  • When someone leavesLogins in limbo
  • What it costsPer-seat subscriptions, forever

or

Install a system

  • Useful fromWeeks in, and we run it in with you
  • After hoursKeeps running
  • Fits how you workBuilt around your workflow
  • When someone leavesThe system and its documentation stay
  • What it costsScoped build with agreed support
How we work

The system varies. The method does not.

We've run a 120-person operation on systems like these, so we know what a system has to survive: people, handoffs and processes that keep changing. Three steps get it there.

Map the workflow, build the system, hand it to the team
01

Map the workflow

We look at how work actually moves through the business and choose the one workflow where a system makes the biggest difference. Inputs, decisions, handoffs and exceptions are documented before anything gets built.

02

Build it around your business

The system runs on your rules, connects to the tools you already use, and gets tested against the ways it could fail. Your team isn't asked to work around a generic product.

03

Launch it and keep it working

The workflow goes live with the people who run it. We document what was built, handle the agreed maintenance as the business changes, and every system leaves with a named owner.

Don't take our word for it

"One of the Greatest Decisions We've Made."

We've built these systems inside legal, e-commerce, healthcare, education, consulting and other professional-services businesses, across sales, operations, content and finance.

"Bringing Jackson in was one of the greatest decisions we've made. He increased our conversion rates and helped us scale beyond what our internal team could do, hands down some of the best in the world at turning cold audiences into loyal buyers."
Donnie French
Donnie French
Copy Chief at a $150M/year company

Jackson YewFounder

We have spent years building and running these systems inside our own businesses, and now inside a small number of client businesses. What we install for you is what we already run ourselves, and our name is on the result.

Who this is for

A real business with a real workflow worth improving.

The call is for owners who want implementation, not another tour of AI tools.

Strong fit

  • An established founder-led business with customers, a team and working operations.
  • A recurring process that already matters in sales, delivery, operations, finance or admin.
  • An owner who wants the system built, connected and carried through to real use.
  • A team that can give access and decisions so the workflow gets mapped properly.

Probably not yet

  • A pre-revenue idea expecting AI to create a business from nothing.
  • A request for a list of tools, prompts or general AI training.
  • Automate everything, but with no willing process owner and no access to the team.
  • A demand to remove human judgment from sensitive or high-risk decisions.
Book the call

Bring us one workflow.

The one that eats your team's week. You don't need to know which AI tool should solve it. That part is our job.

01

We look at how work actually moves through your business and find the constraint.

02

You see the first system worth building, and what it takes to run inside your tools.

03

You leave with a written plan for your first system, whether or not we ever work together.

Book a 20-minute call →

A few short questions first, then you pick a time. 20 minutes, no pitch. If AI isn't the right answer, we'll tell you.

Straight answers before you book.

Honest answers on what we build, where AI stops, and what happens after launch.

Do we need to know what system we want?
No. You should know which part of the business feels slow, repetitive or hard to see. The call exists to work out whether there is a sensible first system, and we'll tell you if there isn't.
Will we have to replace our current tools?
Not automatically. We start with the workflow and look at the tools already in place. Where your current stack can support the system, we connect to it. If a tool creates a hard limitation, we explain the trade-off before changing anything.
Will AI replace our team?
That is not the premise. We move specific repeated work into a controlled system while judgment, relationships, sensitive decisions and unusual cases stay with your people.
What does keeping it working actually include?
It means ownership after launch is defined instead of abandoned. The exact support, monitoring, maintenance and change boundaries depend on the system and are written into the engagement scope before we build.
Can you build anything with AI?
No responsible implementation partner should promise that. We focus on workflows that can be clearly mapped, safely connected and meaningfully improved. If AI isn't the right intervention, we'll say so on the call.
What does this cost?
Each system is scoped to the workflow, so there is no single price list. Most first engagements start around $5,000 USD, with the exact scope and ongoing support agreed before anything is built. If the numbers don't make sense for your business, we'll tell you straight.

Find your first system.

We help you find the constraint that matters most right now in your business, then show you the first system you can install around the way your business already operates. Twenty minutes, no pitch. If AI isn't the right answer, we'll tell you.