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AI that does a job
Not a chatbot in the corner.
Reading documents, sorting what comes in, drafting the reply, answering from your own data, pulling the numbers out of a PDF nobody wants to read. Built into what you already run.
A morning of post, sorted
Press runIt is watching your cursor. Give it a poke.
Jobs an assistant is genuinely good at.
- Reading documents and pulling the data out
- Invoices matched to purchase orders
- Inbox and ticket triage
- Draft replies in your own tone
- Answering from your own documents
- Summarising long threads and calls
- Categorising and tagging at volume
- Transcription and meeting notes
- Search that understands what was meant
- Assistants wired into your own systems
- Product descriptions and content at scale
- Confidence scoring, so it knows to ask
- Spend caps and cost reporting
- An honest list of what not to automate
Useful, and checkable.
It knows when to stop
Anything it is not sure about goes to a person, marked as such. The value is in the eighty per cent it handles, not in pretending it can do all of it.
You can check the working
Every answer comes with where it came from, so somebody can verify it in seconds rather than take it on trust.
It earns its running cost
We measure what it saves against what it costs to run, and we will tell you plainly when a piece of it is not worth doing.
Got a job like this?
Tell us what somebody is doing by hand every day. We will come back with a price and a timescale.
hello@bitwrighttechnologies.com