Take the whole task, not a step of it
Automation that hands back a half-finished job has moved the work rather than removed it. The unit we aim for is something that used to be an item on somebody's list and now is not.
Solutions
Workflows that run start to finish without a person in the loop, for work that is repetitive, rule-shaped and currently done by hand.
Automation that hands back a half-finished job has moved the work rather than removed it. The unit we aim for is something that used to be an item on somebody's list and now is not.
Most of this work is integration: the CRM, the spreadsheet, the inbox and the internal tool that were never designed to meet.
An agent that escalates the ambiguous ten percent is useful. One that guesses is a cleanup project.
How this would go
Every run is logged and reviewable from day one, so the question of whether it is working is answered with a record rather than an opinion.
Anything that writes to a system of record can be traced and undone. That is the difference between automation you can leave running and automation you have to watch.
What it does, what it touches, what to do when it fails, and who it pages. Written down, not explained in a call.
Two engagements where the automation replaced work rather than assisting with it.
Direct client, engaged via RNTBCI
Automated 3D mesh generation. A full vehicle model goes in and comes back fully meshed to the required pattern and settings.
Work that took weeks of manual effort now completes in minutes.
Direct client
A marketing platform that reads a competitor's digital strategy, then builds AI-powered ads and publishes them across channels from inside the product.
Every engagement SpazorLabs has delivered is listed on the work page, with the relationship stated on each one.
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Where to start
Send us the problem, not a specification. We will tell you what we think it actually takes, and we will tell you if we are not the right people for it.