AI for the
companies that
actually move
the world.

They were turning down calls. Not because they lacked crews - because their dispatch, intake, and insurance paperwork couldn't keep up. Every new job cost the owner 3 hours of desk work, and most of the real know-how lived in his head alone.

We rebuilt their intake as an AI-assisted phone + form system that captures the loss, schedules the crew, and pre-fills the Xactimate scope in one pass. We turned the owner's decades of loss-handling know-how into the system's default logic. We automated moisture-log entry from tablet photos. We built a follow-up agent that keeps adjusters moving.

A mid-size professional services firm was drowning in repeat work - intake summaries, prior-engagement lookups, first-draft memos, meeting recaps. Senior partners spent their week answering the same questions for juniors, and the firm's best playbooks lived in scattered folders, old emails, and a few people's heads.

We deployed a private AI assistant trained on their engagement archive, templates, and interviews with their most experienced partners. It drafts client memos, surfaces prior work in seconds, preps meeting briefs, and answers junior staff questions in the firm's own voice - keeping every partner and analyst on the payroll, just working on the parts that actually need them.

Techs were writing notes on site, then a back-office estimator was rebuilding the quote from scratch two days later. Deals went cold. The senior estimator was the bottleneck and the only one who knew how to price the weird jobs.

We captured the estimator's pricing logic through interviews and historical bids, then wired it into a tablet workflow. Techs dictate the scope, snap photos, and an AI drafts the quote in the shop's voice - reviewed by the estimator instead of built from zero. Same team. Faster close.