Listen
In a free 20-minute audit, we hear how the work actually moves and where your team loses time.
A prioritized view of the friction
Practical automation. Founder built.
We find the manual work slowing your team down, then build practical systems that give the time back.
Founder-led
Working mockup in week one
Live in 2–3 weeks
How it works
No software pitch and no prebuilt package. We study the real workflow first, then make the smallest useful system that removes the drag.
In a free 20-minute audit, we hear how the work actually moves and where your team loses time.
A prioritized view of the friction
We turn the strongest opportunity into a clear build plan with the tools, rules, and expected return visible.
A practical automation roadmap
We create the system, connect it to your current stack, and stay close through launch and handoff.
A working system your team can use
What we build
Start with one workflow that is costing the team time every week. We build it around your tools, approvals, and business rules, then use what we learn to choose the next system.
Qualify, route, and answer new inquiries while they are still warm. Replace hours of response lag with a system that replies in minutes.
Sales
Pull customer records, pricing rules, and approved terms into a review-ready proposal without rebuilding it from scratch.
Estimating
Read invoices, orders, forms, and scanned paperwork; file the data into the right system; route uncertain items for review.
Operations
Working mockup in week 1 · Full deployment in 2–3 weeks.
Common next systems
Once the first workflow is working, the audit and the live system show us which build earns its keep next.
The real cost
Start with one recurring task and use numbers your team can verify. This example shows how ten manual hours each week become a real annual operating cost.
Find Your $50K in WasteCost worksheet
One repetitive task
Hrs / week
10
Cost / hr
$35
Weeks / yr
52
Per employee / year
$18,200
10 hours × $35 per hour × 52 weeks. Replace these inputs with your numbers during the audit.
Who builds it
The people in the first conversation stay with the work through launch. There is no sales-to-delivery handoff and no mystery team behind the scenes.
Chris Bayly
Co-Founder · Systems & Automation
Chris designs the technical architecture and builds each system end to end, from data and integrations through the final working interface.
Architecture · integrations · full-stack build
Tim Campbell
Co-Founder · Operations & Delivery
Tim studies how the work moves, finds the operational bottleneck, and keeps every build tied to the problem the team actually needs solved.
Workflow discovery · operations · adoption
Agents of Automation is founder-built by design: fewer layers, faster decisions, and direct accountability from the audit through the live system.
Questions
What the process costs, how long it takes, and what happens after launch—before you book a call.
Our monthly partnerships range from $500 to $10,000 depending on scope and expected value. The roadmap makes the work, price, and assumptions visible before you decide to move forward. Ongoing support remains part of the engagement.
Zapier and Make are useful building blocks, and we may use them when they fit. Our work starts earlier: finding the right problem, designing the full workflow, handling edge cases, connecting the systems, and staying responsible for the result.
You'll see a working mockup in the first week. A focused first system is typically live in two to three weeks once scope and access are confirmed. Larger or more sensitive workflows may need a longer rollout.
We agree on acceptance criteria, test the workflow before launch, and keep support inside the monthly partnership. If the workflow changes or an integration fails, we diagnose the cause and make the needed adjustment with you.
Team size matters less than the cost and frequency of the work. We are usually the best fit for B2B teams with recurring work that crosses people or systems. The free audit will tell us whether there is a useful first project.
We build around the stack you already use: CRMs, email platforms, project management tools, spreadsheets, databases, accounting software, and APIs. If a tool has a reliable way to exchange data, it can usually be part of the workflow.
Ready to start?
Bring us one workflow that feels slower than it should. In 20 minutes, we'll help you see where the time goes and what a practical first build could look like.
Free · 20 minutes · Zero pressure