Hiring an AI automation agency should end with something running in your own accounts. That is the only part we measure ourselves on, and it usually happens four or five weeks after the first call.
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AirtableAn AI automation agency is judged on one thing: whether the work a person repeats every week stops being their problem. Everything else is presentation.
Our clients have 10 to 100 people. They are not looking for a strategy deck, they are looking for the invoice chasing to happen without anyone chasing it.
So we work the area you bring us, then check what that change touches elsewhere. A fix in sales should never start a fire in finance.
Administrative, commercial and operational systems, built on top of the tools you already run. The CRM, the ERP and the invoicing tool get connected as they are.
Email and WhatsApp feed the same flow as the rest. Nobody has to migrate to a new platform for any of it to work.
The AI and operations audit comes before any build. You get a ranked plan two working days later, and its fee is credited in full against your first project.
Then the build. Four to five weeks on average to the first system in production, with a controlled environment in between so nothing breaks on real work.
Iteration continues with you afterwards, for as long as the first weeks of real use need it. The method is described in the process section.
The system runs in your own accounts and belongs to you from the day it goes live. Your team gets recorded training plus operating documentation, so the next hire learns the same way.
Retainers are not how this works. Each system carries one fixed price, agreed before anyone starts, and Protect exists only for companies that would rather someone else watched the platforms underneath.
Three questions separate them quickly. Ask who owns the accounts, ask what happens if you stop paying, and ask to see something they built that is still running a year later.
Our answers: you do, everything keeps running, and the case studies are here. We are consultants who build, not a platform selling seats.
Both halves, and in that order. We diagnose the process first, then build the system, because software copies whatever logic it finds.
Not for builds. Each system has one fixed price agreed up front, and the monthly options for maintenance or ongoing work are always optional.
Whichever fits the job and your data rules, mostly OpenAI or Claude. When information cannot leave your infrastructure, the build changes to match.
Yes. Projects run remotely in English or Spanish, and the audit call is the same either way.
Something else? Email team@braveautomations.com and a person answers, usually the same day.
We design and build the systems that take repeating work off your team, inside the tools you already pay for. Business process automation consulting that ends in something running, not in a deck.
AI automation consulting is worth paying for when it ends in a decision you can act on. Ours ends in a ranked plan, and then in the systems that plan asked for.
We work as an n8n consultant and implementation partner for companies of 10 to 100 people. n8n is what we reach for when a system has to hold volume and make decisions, rather than move a record from one app to another.
Ninety minutes with a consultant, then a ranked plan in two working days. Whatever it costs comes off your first project.
