AI and automation

What would you stop doingtomorrow if you could?

AI automation that removes the repetitive work, so your team can do the work that needs a person.

workflow · inbox → reply · running
@InboxAIAI triageCRMReply draftedSent
Time saved
6.2h / wk
Emails handled
134
Human review
12%
The problem

Most AI advice is useless.

You have been told to use AI. Nobody has told you what for.

The useful question is not "how do we use AI". It is "what are we doing every week that a machine should be doing instead".

What this looks like

Real jobs a machineshould be doing instead.

Follow up that always happens

Quotes chased, reviews requested, no-shows rebooked, leads nudged. Every time.

Enquiries answered instantly, at 11pm

In your tone, from your information. Books the call or hands off to a human.

Data moved between systems

Website to CRM, CRM to accounts, bookings to rota. No human in the middle.

Documents generated, sent and filed

Proposals, quotes, contracts, invoices. Drafted, sent and filed automatically.

AI assistants trained on your own information

Your policies, your products, your process. Answers with the source cited.

Proof

Meet Hubert.

The Care Connect Hub's AI assistant. Trained on Care in Hand's own policies, procedures and training materials, not the internet.

Staff ask Hubert the questions that used to land in the inbox at 9pm on a Sunday. It answers instantly and cites the policy it came from.

The office got their evenings back.

FAQ

AI and automation questions

No. It replaces the repetitive parts of their job that nobody actually enjoys. Chasing, copying, typing the same reply for the hundredth time. Your team gets to spend more of their week on the work that needs a person, and less on the work a computer should have been doing for years.

Ready?

Get a free scope and quote

Tell me the boring job that is eating your time. I will tell you the quickest way to fix it, with a clear scope and price. No pressure, no jargon.