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managerAI

AI consulting

An AI automation consultant for small businesses tired of retyping their own data

We automate the repetitive work your team does by hand and build AI agents that answer from your documents. Every engagement starts with an audit, because guessing which process to automate is how budgets disappear.

What we actually do

Four things companies come to us for. Take one, or take the sequence.

Business process automation

Your data stops travelling by hand between the CRM, the finance system, the inbox and a spreadsheet. Invoices land where they belong, reports assemble themselves, and someone only steps in where a decision is genuinely needed. We build on n8n, so you own what we hand over.

AI agents on your own documents

An assistant that answers from your contracts, procedures and price lists rather than from the open web. Your internal helpdesk stops fielding the same question forty times a month, and customer-facing answers match what you actually agreed to deliver.

AI readiness audit

We map how the work really flows, price what it costs to run, and tell you which process to automate first. Along the way we look for shadow AI — the tools your team already pays for quietly — and flag what the EU AI Act asks of you.

Integrations and reporting

We connect the systems you already run so data moves without copy-paste. Instead of a spreadsheet someone rebuilds every Monday, you get a dashboard that keeps itself current.

How the work runs

One process at a time, measured before we move to the next.

  1. 01

    Discovery call

    30 minutes, free

    You describe where the hours go. You leave with an honest read on whether there is anything here worth automating — no commitment either way.

  2. 02

    Audit

    from €350

    We go into the processes, count the hours, and rank the opportunities. You get a report: what to do, in what order, and what it should return.

  3. 03

    First deployment

    usually about a month

    We build one process end to end and put it into service. A person approves anything that matters — no decisions made quietly on your behalf.

  4. 04

    Iteration

    optional

    We test the answers, catch failures before a customer sees them, and add processes at whatever pace suits you.

What it costs

We publish entry prices, because "contact us for a quote" usually means the answer would be uncomfortable. Audits start at €350, a single automation at €470, an AI agent built on your documents at €1,160. The full figure follows the audit — nobody can quote it honestly before that.

  • The discovery call is free and carries no obligation.
  • Full scoping happens after the audit, not before it.
  • We check whether EU funding applies to your deployment.

Where we work

We work remotely in English across the EU. Berlin has a page of its own, because we spend time on the ground there.

Before you ask

How is this different from hiring a software house?

A software house builds what you order. We start by asking whether it is worth building. Roughly half the processes that reach us "to be automated" stop needing automation once they are simplified — and that is the cheaper outcome.

We are a team of twelve. Are we too small for this?

No. At twelve people, repetitive work usually eats a dozen or more hours a week spread thinly enough that nobody notices the total. That is exactly the size where the first automation pays back fastest.

How long before we see something working?

The audit takes days. The first working automation usually lands within a month, provided we start with one process rather than five.

What happens to our data?

We agree the access scope during the audit and stay inside it. Where the work allows, we operate read-only. We do not train models on your data.

Will this replace people on our team?

We take retyping away from people, not judgement. The agent proposes, a person approves — which is also how the EU AI Act expects higher-risk uses to be built.

Let us find out whether there is anything here to automate

Thirty minutes is enough to tell whether your processes hide real hours worth reclaiming.