AI automation
The work your team does by hand: reading documents, sorting the inbox, copying data between tools, writing first drafts. AI does the step. A person checks what matters.
AI automation servicesWe find the one task worth handing to AI, build it into the tools you already use, and test it on your own past examples before anyone relies on it.
You'll talk to Usama, who writes the code.
The work your team does by hand: reading documents, sorting the inbox, copying data between tools, writing first drafts. AI does the step. A person checks what matters.
AI automation servicesYour website chat, WhatsApp and email, answered from your own data. Anything about money, complaints or promises goes to your team.
AI chatbots for businessYour CRM, help desk, store, database and spreadsheets. AI connects through their own APIs, so nothing gets replaced.
AI integration servicesAgents that read a request, do the next step in your tools and ask a person before anything costly.
AI agents for businessPress play and follow one enquiry: a WhatsApp reply, a phone call if it's still needed, a CRM row, a booking and an alert for the team.
Step 1 of 6. Lead comes in. A website form, an ad or a WhatsApp message arrives. instant.
What the client sees
New enquiry
Businesses that run on email, a CRM, a help desk, a store, spreadsheets and WhatsApp, and know AI should be doing some of the work. You don't need a tech team. You need one person who knows the workflow.
Not a fit: a strategy deck with no build, or a chatbot switched on this afternoon with no testing.
You tell us the one task you'd hand to AI tomorrow. We tell you if it's a good fit.
A fixed fee, credited against the build. We map the workflow, read your past examples and write down what the AI can see. You get a fixed price and a date.
Code goes into your GitHub from the first commit. You try it on a staging link and approve each milestone.
We run it on your past emails, documents or chats and show you every result. It goes live only when it passes the bar you agreed in writing.
A recorded session with the people who'll use it, and a written note on how to change it or switch it off.
If your help desk or CRM already has an AI feature that answers from the right data, use it. If a simple automation does the job, use that. We'll tell you on the call.
We build when the answer lives in another system, when documents are messy, or when you need to control and test what the AI says.
In a study of 5,179 customer support agents:
“Access to the tool increases productivity, as measured by issues resolved per hour, by 14% on average, including a 34% improvement for novice and low-skilled workers but with minimal impact on experienced and highly skilled workers.”
The businesses getting the most from AI change the workflow around it.
“Nearly three-quarters of high performers report fundamentally redesigning workflows because of their AI use, up from 55 percent last year. By comparison, just one-quarter of other respondents report doing so.”
Figures from published research, linked. These are not Samisoftz results.
Read the research on the benefits of AI in businessWe don't name clients. Each build is described with the client's details removed.
All source code goes into your GitHub. It runs in your accounts, and the AI model account is in your name. You approve each milestone before the next one starts. Nothing is held in our accounts, so there's no lock-in.
I'm Usama. I write the code on every project and I'm the person on your call. Samisoftz is me and a small team, so we take a few jobs at a time.
Putting AI into a real piece of your work, inside the tools you already use, so it does part of the job every day. That covers the build, the connection to your systems, testing on your own examples and the handover. A chat window on its own is not an implementation.
Both, in that order. The call and the audit are the consulting: we find the workflow worth doing and write down what it would take. If you build with us, the audit fee is credited against the build.
No. We connect AI to your current CRM, help desk, store, inbox, database or spreadsheets through their own APIs. If a tool can't be reached that way, we'll tell you before you pay for anything.
That's normal. Start with the checklist or the 30-minute call. We look for work that follows the same steps every day, information that gets typed twice, and customer questions that already have an answer somewhere in your systems.
It stays in your accounts and goes only to the AI provider you agree to, under an account in your name. Before any build, you get a one-page note listing what the AI can see and where the data goes.
You do. All code goes into your GitHub and runs in your accounts. If you stop working with us, it keeps running and any developer can pick it up.
The call is free. The audit is a fixed fee, credited against the build if you go ahead. Each build has a fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. The AI provider bills your own account for usage, and we show you the cost per task during testing.
Someone who will tell you when you don't need them, test on your own examples before launch, and leave the code and accounts with you. Ask anyone you talk to who writes the code and whose accounts it runs in.
It depends on the workflow and how easy your tools are to connect. You get a date in writing with the fixed price, and a staging link as soon as there's something to try.
Tell Usama on a free 30-minute call. You'll know by the end of it whether AI fits and what the first step would be.
You'll talk to Usama, who'd build it.
30 minutes · no slides · a written answer if it's not a fit