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Who we work with

AI for Canadian professional services firms

In a services firm, time is the product. Every hour spent on proposals, intake and reports is an hour not billed.

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Projects

Where AI pays off first in professional services

Proposals

Today. Each proposal starts from an old one and takes a day to adapt.

After. A first draft comes from your past proposals and the client's brief. A partner edits and sends it.

Client intake

Today. New client details are collected by email and typed into several systems.

After. Intake happens once, and the details flow to your CRM, billing and project tools.

Time and billing review

Today. Time entries are reviewed by hand before every invoice run.

After. Missing and unusual entries are flagged before the invoice run.

Firm reporting

Today. Utilization and margin reports take days to assemble.

After. Utilization, realization and margin by client are current every week.

Example project. An engineering firm spends a day on each proposal. The first project drafts proposals from past wins and the client's request for proposal. This is an illustration, not a client.

Systems

Built on the systems you already run

We connect to your current tools. These are the ones we see most in professional services.

HubSpotSalesforceQuickBooksXeroMicrosoft 365Google Workspace

Funding

Funding that can fit these projects

We scope the project first, then check these programs. Only programs marked "Grant" are grants.

Questions

Common questions

Is our client information safe?

We keep client data in systems you control, and we agree on what each tool can access before we build.

Will this work with our practice management software?

Usually. We confirm the connection in the scoping step, before you commit to the project.

Tell us what you want to change

Answer a few questions about the project. We reply with a first scope and the funding that fits it. Funding is never guaranteed, and we tell you when a program is not a good fit.