// Service · Delhi NCR and remote

AI automation for businesses

Not a chatbot bolted onto your website: AI built into the work, reading every enquiry first, sorting out the junk, and drafting replies for you to approve.

// Why businesses come to me

Most "AI" offers are a chat widget nobody uses. The useful kind sits inside the work: the inbox, the CRM, the documents your team already handles every day.

My own inbox has an assistant that summarises every email, files spam and sales pitches, and drafts replies; a recruitment consultancy's CRM uses the same idea to file CVs and acknowledge applicants.

// What you get

Inbox triage

Every email summarised, categorised and prioritised, with spam filed away and replies drafted for you to approve.

Lead qualification

Enquiries scored and enriched, so you call the right people first.

Documents into data

Details pulled out of CVs, invoices and PDFs straight into your system.

Guardrails

Spend limits, retries, and a human in the loop wherever money or customers are involved.

// Built and running

Case study · Recruitment consultancy, Delhi NCR

EMS Consulting

A recruitment consultancy's site, CRM and inbox on Postgres

6.31 MB → 32.4 KB inbox payload988 → 198 ms email ingest, mean
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// How it works

  1. 01

    A free 20-minute call

    You tell me what's broken or missing. I ask how the work and the money move today.

  2. 02

    A fixed scope and quote

    What the first version does, what it costs and when it's live, in writing, before any work starts.

  3. 03

    Built in weekly releases

    You use something real within weeks, and every week it gets closer to how your team actually works.

  4. 04

    Run and supported

    I host it, back it up, watch it and fix it, or hand it over to your team with documentation.

// Questions

Will the AI send emails on its own?

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Only if you want it to. By default it drafts and you approve; automatic sending is for safe, narrow cases like acknowledging a job application.

Which AI models do you use?

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Whichever fits the job and the budget. I keep the provider swappable, so you aren't locked in.

What happens to our data?

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Models get only what a task needs, and we choose providers whose terms fit your data before anything is connected.

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// A free 20-minute call

Tell me what's broken. I'll tell you what it takes.

A fixed scope and a fixed quote before any work starts. Replies within a day; faster if something's on fire.