An AI agent is software that can work through a task in several steps, such as answering an enquiry, checking your calendar and offering a booking. For a small business it suits jobs that follow a clear pattern. We set one up for a single job, limit what it can do and keep a person able to step in.
An AI agent is software that works through a job in several steps. It can answer an enquiry, check your calendar and offer a booking, then hand over to a person when it is unsure.
That makes an agent more useful than a chatbot, and more risky. So we set one up for a single, clear job. It works only from answers and facts you approve, and it only gets the access that job needs.
Customers are told they are dealing with an AI assistant. Every conversation is logged so you can read what it said. A person can step in at any point.
Every agent we set up includes these basics, and connections to your calendar, forms or customer system are scoped in your proposal.
We agree exactly what the agent handles, such as missed calls, common enquiries or booking requests, and what it must leave alone. The job is written down before anything is built.
The agent works from a set of answers and business facts you have checked: services, areas, hours and booking rules. It is instructed not to guess when the answer is missing.
When a question falls outside its job, or a customer asks for a person, the agent takes the details and passes the conversation to your team with a summary.
Customers are told at the start that they are dealing with an AI assistant. It does not pretend to be a staff member, and it offers a way to reach a person.
Every conversation is recorded for you to review. In the first weeks someone on your team reads them, so wrong or awkward answers are found and corrected quickly.
We test the agent with real examples from your business, including difficult and off-topic requests, before any customer meets it. You try it yourself and approve the go-live.
An agent earns its place when it takes a routine job off your team without taking control away from them.
An agent can respond when your team is on a job, with a customer or closed for the day. The enquiry is captured and passed on, instead of going to voicemail.
Customers get the same approved information about services, areas and hours each time. That takes pressure off whoever usually answers the phone or inbox between other jobs.
Routine questions and booking requests are handled first by the agent. Your people pick up the conversations that need judgement, a quote or a personal touch.
Logs show what customers ask and how the agent replied. That is useful for fixing the agent, and often for improving your website and your own answers too.
The agent only has the access its one job needs. It cannot take payments, issue refunds or give legal or medical advice, because we do not give it those abilities.
Once the first job is working and reviewed, a second job can be added. Growing one step at a time keeps the risk and the checking manageable.
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Send a short enquiry about your business, your current website and what is getting in the way.
Our team calls to understand your customers, your goals and which package fits.
You get a written proposal with a clear scope and quote before any work starts.
We build, you review and approve, and we launch together. Then we show you how to edit it.
An agent talks to your customers, so the limits matter as much as the abilities. We give it the least access it needs, write down what it may and may not do, and check the data settings of each tool it uses. Your privacy obligations depend on your business, so check the OAIC guidance for your situation.
We recommend the accounts sit in your name, with ownership recorded in the proposal. A person on your team can pause the agent or take over a conversation. With ongoing care, we review conversations, improve answers and fix the agent when a tool or your process changes.
Three ways to start. Pick the one that fits and we will quote it.
One agent for one job
You want an AI assistant handling one clear job, such as missed calls or common enquiries.
Scoped after a short call
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Agent design and build
You want the job mapped properly and the agent connected to your systems.
Scoped after discovery
Get a quoteAgent plus ongoing care
You want the agent monitored, tuned and extended over time.
Ongoing
Get a quoteNo prices here on purpose. Every business is different, so we quote after a short discovery call and send a written proposal.
The practical detail owners ask about once they are serious.
A chatbot answers a question. An agent can take the next steps as well: look something up, fill in a form, send a message or hand over to a person. That makes it more useful and more risky, so the limits matter as much as the abilities.
Start where the steps are the same every time: answering missed calls and taking a message, replying to common enquiries, qualifying a quote request, booking or rescheduling appointments, and chasing a follow-up. Avoid anything involving payments, refunds, legal or medical advice.
The agent only gets the access it needs for its one job. It works from facts you have approved. Anything it is unsure of goes to a person. Every conversation is logged so you can check what it said. Customers are told they are dealing with an AI assistant.
A clear description of the job, your approved answers and prices if you want them quoted, the calendar or system it should use, and someone who reviews its work in the first weeks. An agent is only as good as the information it is given.
Before it goes live we agree what success looks like: calls answered, enquiries replied to within a set time, bookings made without a person. We compare that with how things were before. If it creates more checking than it saves, we simplify it or switch it off.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
A chatbot answers a question. An agent can also take the next steps, such as looking something up, checking a calendar, filling in a form or passing the conversation to a person. That extra ability is why we limit each agent to one job and keep a person in charge.
Good first jobs follow the same steps each time. Examples are taking a message from a missed call, replying to common enquiries, gathering details for a quote, booking or rescheduling an appointment and sending a follow-up. We avoid payments, refunds, complaints, and legal or medical advice.
Yes. The agent tells customers at the start that it is an AI assistant, and it offers a way to reach a person. We do not build agents that pretend to be staff. Being upfront is fairer to your customers and protects trust in your business if the agent gets something wrong.
It hands over. The agent is set up to work only from answers you have approved. When a question falls outside those, it takes the customer's details and passes the conversation to your team. AI can still make mistakes, which is why conversations are logged and reviewed, especially in the first weeks.
Agents are built on an AI model such as Claude or ChatGPT, connected to your calendar, forms or customer system where the job needs it. We choose the tools to suit the job and list them in your proposal. We recommend the accounts sit in your business name, with ownership recorded in writing.
The agent gets only the access and information its job needs. We check the data settings and terms of each tool, and we record what the agent may and may not do. Your privacy obligations depend on your business, so we suggest checking the OAIC guidance for your situation before launch.
It depends on the job and what the agent connects to. A single job using approved answers is simpler than one tied into your calendar and customer system. After a discovery call you receive a written proposal with scope and timing. Nothing starts until you approve it.