We set up an AI helper for one job you keep doing.

The follow-ups. The new-client forms. The Monday summary. SAGE looks after the setup. The helper does that one job, in the email and files you already use. You still say yes before anything important goes out. You do not need an IT person, and you do not need to learn a new tool. On a 30-minute call we listen to one job and tell you honestly if it is a good first one.

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A small hooded figure in sage green, holding a staff with a leaf. SAGE looks after the setup.
We look after the setup.
A smaller cream helper with a green S on the chest and both arms raised, standing beside a draft that needs your yes.

This morning

Three follow-ups

  1. Monday summaryneeds your yes

    Four notes came in. Two need a reply. One needs you.

  2. New inquiryDraft

    Thanks for writing in. We can do Tuesday at 10, or Thursday at 2.

  3. The open formDraft

    A short nudge: the new-client form is still waiting.

One job, then we look after it.

You already know the task. It shows up every week and it takes the morning. SAGE puts one helper on that task, in the email and files you already open, and stays to look after it. We do not hand you a pile of roles to choose from.

What a first job can look like

Three ordinary ones. Yours might be different. We still start with one.

Replying to new inquiries

Someone writes in about working together. The helper drafts a reply in a voice you recognize. You read it, then you send it.

Thanks for writing. Tuesday at 10, or Thursday at 2.

Chasing a form

A new client still owes you a form. The helper writes a short, polite nudge, and it waits for your yes.

The new-client form is still open, when you have a minute.

The Monday summary

What came in, what is waiting, and what needs you. One page, ready before the week starts.

Four notes came in. Two need a reply. One needs you.

These are examples of a first job. They are not a menu of products.

How it works

Four plain steps. A person at SAGE does the setup, and stays.

1

The call

Thirty minutes. We listen to one job, and we tell you honestly if it is a good first one.

2

The write-up

What the helper would do, what it may see, and what you still approve. You leave with a price to set it up.

3

The setup

We put the helper in the email and files you already use. There is no new tool to learn.

4

The looking-after

We stay on it. You still say yes before anything important goes out.

The prices are a short list, when you want them.

You still say yes.

The helper prepares the work. Anything that matters waits for you. A person at SAGE stays accountable for the setup.

What it may see

You decide which email and which files the helper can open.

What it prepares

A reply, a nudge, or the Monday summary. Written where you already work.

What waits for you

Anything important stays put until you say yes.

Bring one job to the call.

Thirty minutes. We listen, and we tell you honestly if it is a good first one.

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Pricing

Three ways to begin. A person at SAGE still does the setup.

$ 990

AI Employee Audit

We take one repeating job and write down what the helper would do, what it may see, and what you still approve. You leave with a price to set it up. The $ 990 comes off that price if you continue.

$ 3,990

First AI Employee Hire

We set the helper up in the tools you already use and look after it for 90 days. One job. One result you can point at.

Scoped

Managed AI Workforce

When that job is actually useful, we stay on. Each month: what broke, what to fix, and whether a second job is worth it.