AI & Automation ✦

The boring stuff, handled.

Quote handling, inbox triage, scheduling, invoices, AI assistants trained on your business — the repetitive work that eats your week. We wire it up once. You get the hours back.

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Custom-priced per project — chat for a real ballpark.
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Company 50 assistantLive
We spend hours every week retyping quotes into invoices.
That's very automatable. Roughly how many quotes go out a week?
Maybe 20 or 30.
Then it likely pays for itself in the first month. Here's a real ballpark…
Lead captured — sent to your inbox
Call booked — Tuesday, 10:15

Sound familiar? ✦

Where did the week go?

You retype the same information into three different tools.

Quotes take days to go out — because they're waiting on you.

Your inbox is a to-do list that nobody's clearing.

Booking one appointment takes fifteen back-and-forth emails.

The same five customer questions eat your afternoons.

Leads go cold overnight because nobody's awake to reply.

What we automate ✦

Pick a chore. Retire it.

Every automation is built around how you already work — your tools, your rules, your voice. Nothing off a shelf.

Quote handling

A visitor answers a few questions and gets a real, priced quote — while a tidy summary lands in your inbox.

days → minutes ✦

Inbox triage

New email arrives sorted and labeled, with a draft reply already waiting in your voice.

pile → handled ✦

Scheduling

“When are you free?” becomes booked, confirmed, and reminded — no back-and-forth.

15 emails → zero ✦

Custom AI assistants

Trained on your documents and policies, answering customers around the clock — and knowing when to hand off to you.

9-to-5 → 24/7 ✦

Paperwork & invoices

Job wraps up, invoice goes out, and polite reminders chase it so you don't have to.

chasing → collected ✦

Systems that talk

Your website, calendar, CRM, and books finally share notes — enter it once, it's everywhere.

retyping → synced ✦

Running right now ✦

Real automations, in the wild.

How we approach it ✦

Carefully. Then confidently.

Find the time sinks.

We look at where the hours actually go and pick the automations that pay for themselves first — not the flashiest ones.

Wire it up.

Built into the tools you already use — your email, your calendar, your books. No rip-and-replace, no new logins to remember.

Run it supervised.

New automations draft, suggest, and ask before they act. They earn autonomy the same way a new hire would.

Watch it run.

We monitor everything we build, tune it as your business changes, and keep asking: what else can we take off your plate?

Greg at Company 50 will win you over in the first 5 minutes. He is always an email or phone call away no matter what you need… Stop reading the reviews and give him a call NOW!
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Questions ✦

Good questions, straight answers.

What can you actually automate?

If it's repetitive and follows rules — even fuzzy ones — it's probably automatable: quotes, follow-ups, scheduling, invoicing, data entry between tools, answering common questions. The best first step is telling us what eats your week; we'll tell you honestly what's worth automating and what isn't.

Do we have to change the tools we use?

No. We build around what you already have — your email, your calendar, your accounting software, your website. The goal is fewer moving parts in your day, not new ones.

What does it cost?

Every automation is custom, so there's no sticker price — but small ones start small, and most pay for themselves in saved hours within a few months. Start a chat and you'll have a real ballpark in minutes.

What happens if the AI gets something wrong?

New automations run supervised: they draft instead of send, suggest instead of act, and log everything. Nothing gets autonomy until you've watched it be right, repeatedly. And we keep monitoring after launch.

Is our data safe?

Your data stays in your accounts. Where AI is involved, we use business-grade APIs that don't train on your data — and we're happy to walk you through exactly what goes where before anything runs.

Who maintains it after launch?

We do. Everything we build is monitored, and most clients keep a small care plan so tuning, fixes, and “can it also do this?” requests are simply handled.

Tell us what eats your week.

Describe the busywork in plain English — we'll tell you what's automatable and what it'd cost. Chat with us or send a quote request; we get back the same business day.

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