Hand the boring work to AI. Know what it costs and where it breaks.
Each page covers one real job: what starts it, what the AI does, where you check its work, what a run is likely to cost and what has gone wrong for people before.
The library
Lead follow-up
A form fill comes in on Friday and nobody writes back until Tuesday.
Read the work orderHL-02Appointment booking
You play phone tag with customers and miss calls during lunch.
Read the work orderHL-03CRM data entry
Every call and email ends with notes you promise yourself you will type in later.
Read the work orderHL-04Invoice chasing
You hate nagging people for money, so you wait too long and then get awkward.
Read the work orderHL-05Customer FAQ replies
You answer the same five questions all week.
Read the work orderHL-06Review requests and replies
Happy customers never leave reviews and the odd unhappy one sits unanswered.
Read the work orderHL-07Inbox triage
Important messages get buried under newsletters and notifications.
Read the work orderHL-08Weekly business report
You only look at the numbers when something already feels wrong.
Read the work orderHL-09Client onboarding
Every new client gets slightly different instructions depending on how busy you are.
Read the work orderHL-10Content repurposing
You have one good idea a week and no time to turn it into everything else.
Read the work orderWhat you get on every page
A human checkpoint
Where you stay in charge, and when it is safe to let go.
A cost you can change
An estimator with your own volume and prices, so the number is yours.
A list of failures
What can go wrong in that job, so you can test for it first.
Honest status
These ten pages are researched from published guidance and common practice. We have not yet run any of them ourselves, and each page says so. When we test a job, its badge changes and we publish what the run cost and what broke.