The work betweenyour tools never moveson its own.
We build the workflows that carry it. Routing, follow-ups, syncing, alerts — running in the background whether anyone remembers or not.
Work diesin the handoffs.
Between systems
The order is in the store, the customer is in the CRM, the invoice is somewhere else. Someone reconciles it by hand.
Between people
It's done, but the next person doesn't know. Work sits waiting on a message nobody sent.
Between days
The follow-up that was meant for Thursday. The check nobody ran Monday. Time passes and nothing moves.
None of these are hard problems. They're just problems nobody has time to fix.
Six things. Running while you don't.
A rule fires when a condition is met. This reads the situation and works out what to do.
New enquiry lands, gets scored, reaches the right person. Not a queue.
The sequence that fires on day two, day five, day fourteen. Every time.
The CRM, the sheet, the platform. Same numbers everywhere, no one retyping.
Stock low, payment failed, order stuck. Someone knows before a customer does.
Platforms that were never built to talk, passing work between them cleanly.
Reads the context and picks the branch. Not a rule chain that breaks on the exception.
Built once, properly.Not wired together.
Anyone can connect two tools. What breaks is everything after — the exception nobody planned for, the API that changes, the step that silently fails at 2am and nobody notices for a week. We build with error handling, retries, logging, and alerts on the automation itself.
The difference between an automation and a liability is what happens when it goes wrong.
Same plumbing.Three operations.
Different operations. Same gap: work that only moves when someone pushes it.
Enquiry scored and routed to the right agent, follow-ups running on their own schedule, the CRM current without anyone updating it.
Stock thresholds watched, failed payments caught, abandoned carts worked, orders reconciled across platforms.
Orders moved from channel to POS, staff alerted to what needs attention, suppliers prompted before you run out.
Businesses we’ve built for
From our software and automation engagements — the same team now builds the AI systems.
DewByte built an automation pipeline that runs without us touching it. It just works.
Four questions, no hedging.
From $4,000 setup plus $500 to $1,000 a month, depending on the number of workflows, integrations, and volume. Scope is fixed in Architect, before any work starts.
You can build the happy path in an afternoon. What takes longer is everything else — the exceptions, the retries, the silent failures, and keeping it working when a platform changes. That's the part we're paid for.
Usually. We build into your existing stack rather than asking you to move. If something genuinely can't connect, you hear it in Diagnose.
It retries, logs the failure, and alerts someone. You find out from the system, not from a customer.
One map. Then you choose.
We map where work is stalling and you leave with the roadmap. Hired or not.
Your business should run without you running it manually.