Process and opportunity mapping
Document the current workflow, inputs, owners and exceptions. Identify which steps should be automated and which still need judgment.
AI AUTOMATIONS / SCALE
Spend less time on repetitive work.
Stop copying enquiries between WhatsApp, spreadsheets and customer records. We connect your tools so leads reach the right person, follow-ups stay visible and routine updates take less work. Where useful, AI can help summarise requests or prepare a draft for your team.
Discuss your projectTHE BASICS
Automation handles an agreed sequence of tasks when something happens. For example, a new enquiry can create a customer record and a follow-up task. Simple rules handle predictable steps; AI can help with tasks such as summarising a long message. Your team stays responsible for quotes, exceptions and decisions that need judgement.
WHAT WE DO
These are the areas we can help with. We agree on what your business needs before starting the work.
Document the current workflow, inputs, owners and exceptions. Identify which steps should be automated and which still need judgment.
Connect agreed forms, CRM fields and notifications through supported APIs or integration tools. Define ownership, duplicate handling and the information each step requires.
Use AI for suitable classification, extraction or drafting tasks. Define acceptable outputs and review points rather than allowing generated content to trigger consequential actions unchecked.
Plan validation, retries, error notifications and a manual fallback. Limit permissions and data access to the workflow’s needs and document how the automation can be paused.

LESS CHASING. MORE TIME FOR CUSTOMERS.
A customer fills in a form. Their details reach your CRM. The right person gets a task. The customer gets an appropriate acknowledgement. That is a useful first automation.
We start with the tools you already use and fix one repeatable process before adding more.
Explore the tool optionsEXAMPLE / FROM ENQUIRY TO FOLLOW-UP
A website form or customer message.
Validate the details and match the service.
Create or update the contact and assign an owner.
Notify the team and send an eligible acknowledgement.
Missing details or an unsuccessful step? Flag it for a person to review. This is an example workflow; the exact connections depend on your tools and account access.
TOOLS WE CAN BUILD AROUND
These are practical options to consider for a small business. You do not need all of them. We compare your current setup, monthly running costs, integrations and the time your team can give to maintaining the process.
01 / CONNECT YOUR APPS
A form, spreadsheet, inbox and CRM can work together. Choose the connector around the steps you need and who will maintain them.
Custom workflows with several steps
Connect apps and APIs, check incoming data and branch the workflow when different enquiries need different actions.
A useful setup: A quote request becomes a CRM record, goes to the right salesperson and creates a follow-up task.
Best considered when the workflow needs flexibility. We agree who manages hosting, updates and failed runs.
Visual workflows across your tools
Build connected scenarios with filters and separate paths for different types of records or requests.
A useful setup: An order triggers an internal task and updates the team’s fulfilment sheet through supported connections.
Check the required integrations and usage cost at your expected volume.
Straightforward connections between apps
Link common business apps so an event in one starts agreed actions in the others.
A useful setup: A website enquiry creates a contact, a task and a notification without three separate entries.
A good starting point for simpler processes. Multi-step workflows and app access depend on the plan.
02 / WHATSAPP AUTOMATION
When several people answer the same business number, it gets harder to know who replied and what happens next. These platforms help organise that work.
Shared inbox, routing and chat flows
Bring customer conversations into a team inbox, collect routine details and hand the conversation to a person when needed.
A useful setup: Ask which service a customer needs, collect their area and send the enquiry to the right coordinator.
We check team seats, CRM connections and message costs before recommending a plan.
WhatsApp sales and online stores
Manage leads and customer conversations, with catalogue connections for supported commerce platforms such as Shopify and WooCommerce.
A useful setup: Keep a product enquiry, its sales owner and the next follow-up visible to the team.
Check store compatibility and the exact order events or catalogue data that can be connected.
WhatsApp campaigns and chatbot flows
Plan opt-in campaigns and chatbot journeys that collect details and help customers reach the right next step.
A useful setup: A customer asks about a course or service, answers a few questions and reaches your sales team with useful context.
Choose around your messaging needs, team workflow and available integrations—not broadcasts alone.
03 / CRM & FOLLOW-UP
A CRM is your shared customer record: who asked, what they need, who owns the enquiry and what happens next.
A clear pipeline for a small team
Track enquiries through stages, create follow-up tasks and keep customer conversations connected to the record. Bigin also offers WhatsApp integration.
A useful setup: Move an enquiry from “New” to “Quote sent”, then create a reminder for the person handling it.
Start here when you need a manageable sales process. Check workflow and messaging features in the selected edition.
Customer records shared across teams
Bring contacts, deals and customer activity into one place, then add automation where the selected subscription supports it.
A useful setup: Keep a form enquiry and the sales follow-up attached to the same contact instead of separate spreadsheets.
The free CRM and paid automation features have different scopes. We check seats and feature costs before you commit.
Tool names and logos identify the products discussed; they do not imply a partnership. Product links above lead to the providers’ current information. Features, integrations and subscription requirements are checked during scoping.
A USEFUL WHATSAPP SETUP
We plan the welcome message, questions, routing and handover together. Customers should be able to reach your team when a request needs judgement, a custom quote or a change to an order.
For business-initiated messages, we plan around customer opt-in and approved templates where required. We also check the WhatsApp Business Platform setup, provider fees and message charges before launch.
About the WhatsApp Business PlatformWHERE TO START
Choose a business need to see a practical first workflow.
THE PROBLEM
Enquiries sit in WhatsApp while staff are busy with jobs.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Capture the service and area, create a customer record and assign a follow-up. Escalate anything the flow cannot answer.
What should improve: Fewer missed enquiries; measure response time and booked jobs.
THE PROBLEM
Customers forget appointments and staff repeat the same reminders.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Connect confirmed bookings to permitted reminders, with a clear way to reschedule or reach your team.
What should improve: Less chasing; compare attendance and time spent confirming bookings.
THE PROBLEM
Staff look up order information repeatedly to answer routine questions.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Connect supported order events to customer updates and route delivery exceptions to a person.
What should improve: Fewer status enquiries; track successful updates and unresolved issues.
THE PROBLEM
Quote requests are scattered across email, forms and spreadsheets.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Collect specifications, assign an owner and create reminders while your team prepares and approves the quotation.
What should improve: More complete handoffs; measure quote turnaround and overdue follow-ups.
THE PROBLEM
Someone rebuilds the same task list or report every week.
WHAT WE CONNECT
Bring agreed records into a scheduled summary and flag missing or conflicting data for review.
What should improve: Less repeated entry; compare preparation time and corrections.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Useful automation starts with a specific problem: a missed enquiry, repeated data entry or time spent preparing the same information. We choose rules or AI according to the task.
THE PROBLEM
Enquiries arrive through different forms or inboxes. Someone has to copy the details and decide who should follow up, and some requests get missed.
WHAT WE DO
Connect the agreed sources to your customer records. Route enquiries by service, location or another clear rule, check for duplicates and notify the responsible person.
New enquiries have an owner and a visible next step. Your team can spend more time responding and less time moving details between tools.
How we check: Time to assign an enquiry, missed handoffs and exceptions needing manual attention.
THE PROBLEM
Staff copy information between spreadsheets, forms and business systems. Small mistakes can lead to extra checking or inconsistent records.
WHAT WE DO
Map the required fields and connect supported systems. Validate inputs and keep an exception queue for incomplete or conflicting information instead of silently accepting it.
Reduce repeated entry and make records easier to keep consistent. Give staff a clear way to handle the cases that still need judgment.
How we check: Time per task, corrections required and successfully completed updates.
THE PROBLEM
Reading long enquiries or preparing routine summaries takes time, but the business still needs someone to check the details.
WHAT WE DO
Use AI to draft summaries, suggest categories or prepare a response for review where appropriate. Define what information it can access and when a person must approve the output.
Staff start with an organized draft rather than a blank page. Important decisions and external actions keep their agreed review steps.
How we check: Review time, correction rate and operating cost. A draft is not treated as an approved response.
PRACTICAL INDUSTRY EXAMPLES
These examples show how we would tailor the work. The final recommendation depends on your business, starting point and budget.
Route job enquiries by location and service, then notify the right coordinator.
Business goal: Faster assignment and fewer overlooked jobs.
Organize quote requests and pass specifications to the responsible sales team.
Business goal: Less sorting and more complete handoffs.
Connect agreed order or support information between systems, with exception handling.
Business goal: Less repeated admin and more consistent records.
Prepare booking-enquiry summaries or organize trade-request details for staff to check.
Business goal: Quicker preparation without removing necessary review.
HOW WE WORK
Follow one task from beginning to end. Establish the time spent, expected output, data involved and common failure cases.
Implement a small workflow with representative test inputs and agreed review steps. Confirm it handles invalid or incomplete data deliberately.
Review successful runs, exceptions and time saved. Extend the workflow only when the first version is dependable and its owner can maintain it.
MEASUREMENT
Measure time saved against the original process, response time, completion rate and exceptions requiring intervention. Include tool and model costs so the apparent efficiency gain reflects the actual operating cost.
BEFORE WE START
Bring one repetitive workflow, the tools it touches, example inputs without unnecessary personal data and the person who owns the process. We can assess integration options and define a sensible pilot.
Start the conversation03 / COMMON QUESTIONS
No. Rules-based automation is often simpler and more predictable. AI is useful where interpreting variable text or generating a draft adds value and its output can be checked.
Feasibility depends on available APIs, account permissions and the workflow requirements. We review these before committing to a specific integration.
The agreed design should include error handling, notifications and a manual route for unresolved cases. A failed step should not silently become a successful business action.
That depends on the explicitly agreed scope. External messages and consequential decisions should have defined authorization and review requirements. Drafting a response and sending it are separate actions.
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