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Automation for professional services businesses

Consultants, agencies, accounting and other professional firms spend a surprising share of their week on intake and administration: forms, documents, scheduling and status updates.

Where time goes today

  • Intake forms re-typed into the practice system
  • Documents chased over email for weeks
  • Onboarding steps that vary by who's handling it
  • Clients asking for status updates

Automation opportunities

● Example workflows

Structured client intake

Inquiries are summarized and checked for fit, and new clients get a guided intake whose answers flow straight into your systems.

  1. Inquiry arrives
  2. Fit summarized for you
  3. Intake sent on approval
  4. Answers saved to your system

Document collection

Clients get one checklist link. Uploads are named and filed, and gentle reminders go out until everything arrives.

  1. Checklist sent
  2. Uploads filed
  3. Missing items reminded
  4. Team notified when complete

Consistent onboarding

Every new engagement runs the same steps (agreement, kickoff scheduling, access requests) with status visible to the team.

  1. Engagement signed
  2. Kickoff scheduled
  3. Access requested
  4. Checklist tracked

Tools we often see

Examples only. We work with what you already use where it has an official integration.

  • HubSpot
  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365
  • Calendly
  • Practice management tools

What we won't automate

  • • Professional advice of any kind
  • • Engagement decisions
  • • Regulated filings

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