Your sector,understood.
The technology is shared; the problems are not. Eight sectors, each with the plays we'd run first — grounded in real work where we've done it, and said plainly where we haven't.
01 — Industries
Healthcare & Diagnostics
Trust is the product. The website and the follow-up carry it.
What usually hurts
- Institutional buyers judge credibility in the first ten seconds
- Appointment calls and enquiries arrive faster than staff can answer
- Catalogues, reports and referrals live in paperwork
Real work: we built Reva Diagnostics' digital presence. See the case study →
The plays we'd run
A credibility-first digital front door
a fast, precise site that institutional buyers trust
Voice AI for appointment lines
calls answered, booked and routed at any hour
Document intelligence
referrals, reports and orders extracted into your systems
WhatsApp follow-up automation
reminders and results notifications that send themselves
02 — Industries
Interiors & Architecture
Your portfolio is the pitch. It should feel like your rooms.
What usually hurts
- Premium work undersold by a generic website
- Enquiries arrive at 11pm, after the studio closes
- Project updates and client approvals scattered across chats
Real work: we built we2 Interiors' studio site. See the case study →
The plays we'd run
An editorial portfolio site
photography-first, quiet, premium — the work does the talking
A website assistant
answers services, process and fee questions; captures the lead
Consultation booking automation
enquiry → qualified → scheduled, without a phone tag
Being found for design searches
local SEO plus AI-search readiness for 'interior designer in…'
03 — Industries
Real Estate & Construction
Every missed enquiry is a buyer touring someone else's project.
What usually hurts
- Leads from portals, ads and walk-ins go cold in hours
- Site visits and follow-ups tracked in someone's head
- Brochures answer nothing at 10pm
The plays we'd run
04 — Industries
Retail & E-commerce
The store that answers fastest wins the basket.
What usually hurts
- Customers abandon when product questions go unanswered
- Support tickets repeat the same twenty questions
- Catalogue and inventory content is a full-time job
The plays we'd run
05 — Industries
Hospitality & Restaurants
Bookings happen at midnight. Someone should be awake.
What usually hurts
- Reservation calls missed during service hours
- Menus, events and offers outdated across platforms
- Reviews and repeat-guest follow-up left to chance
The plays we'd run
A booking-first web presence
menus, moments and reservations without friction
Voice AI reservations
tables booked, changed and confirmed by phone, 24/7
Guest follow-up automation
review requests and return-visit offers on autopilot
Local & maps visibility
found first for 'near me' — by people and by AI answers
06 — Industries
Education & Training
Parents and students ask the same 40 questions. Answer them once, perfectly.
What usually hurts
- Admissions enquiries spike seasonally and swamp staff
- Course details, fees and dates asked again and again
- Follow-up with interested families falls through
The plays we'd run
An admissions assistant
courses, fees, eligibility and dates answered instantly
Enquiry-to-enrolment automation
every prospect tracked, reminded and followed up
A knowledge assistant for staff
policies and procedures searchable in plain language
A website that reassures
credibility parents can feel before they visit
07 — Industries
Professional Services
Law, accounting, consulting — billable hours lost to unbillable admin.
What usually hurts
- Senior time spent on documents a machine could read
- Institutional knowledge trapped in inboxes and folders
- New-client intake slow and inconsistent
The plays we'd run
Document intelligence
contracts, filings and invoices extracted and summarised
A firm knowledge assistant
precedents and policies answered with sources
Client intake automation
conflict checks, forms and onboarding without the back-and-forth
Copilots for the team
drafts and summaries beside every fee-earner
08 — Industries
Manufacturing & Logistics
The paperwork moves slower than the goods.
What usually hurts
- Orders, invoices and delivery notes re-typed between systems
- Status questions interrupt operations all day
- Dealer and distributor enquiries handled ad hoc
The plays we'd run
Order-to-invoice automation
documents flow between ERP, email and accounts untouched
Document intelligence
POs and delivery notes extracted, validated, filed
A dealer support assistant
pricing, stock and dispatch questions answered instantly
Systems orchestration
AI wired into the ERP and tools you already run
Don't see your sector?
The patterns transfer. Tell us how your business actually runs and we'll tell you — honestly — where AI would earn its keep, and where it wouldn't.