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Better lead handoffs.
Less manual chasing.

AI & workflow automation for New Zealand businesses. Connect the enquiry, the CRM record and the next action, with practical automation and people responsible for the decisions.

Discuss your workflow
NEW ZEALAND / Less repetition. More room to think.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE BRIEF / NEW ZEALAND

A promising request sits in an inbox without an owner.

A small team passes quote requests between email and a shared job list. A controlled workflow can create a record, identify missing information and alert the person responsible for the next action.

A possible starting point. Not a client case study.
07 / THE STARTING POINT
  1. 01

    Agree ownership and required information.

  2. 02

    Test routing with realistic incomplete requests.

  3. 03

    Document the exception and manual recovery path.

From the idea to the actual work

Good thinking.
Something to show for it.

Explore the work we can bring together. Your proposal confirms the priorities, responsibilities, and deliverables before we begin.

01

AI consultancy & planning

Assess where AI could help, compare suitable tools, and define a focused next step before committing to a build.

02

Workflow discovery

Map the process, data, owners, exceptions, and the point where a person should make the decision.

03

Lead routing & follow-up

Connect forms to your CRM, assign ownership, and prepare relevant follow-ups with approval where needed.

04

AI-assisted internal work

Scope knowledge search, drafting, classification, or summarisation with a clear source of truth and review process.

05

Tool integrations

Connect suitable APIs and workflow tools such as Make, Zapier, or n8n after checking access, cost, and fit.

06

Testing, documentation & handover

Test failure paths, document responsibilities, and define how the workflow will be monitored and maintained.

SHREEM DIGITAL / SCOPE NOTES01 / 06

AI consultancy & planning

Clear responsibilities. Agreed deliverables.
A piece of the plan, with a purpose.

A FOCUSED START

Small teams losing time to manual handoffs, repetitive administration, or missed follow-ups.

THE WORKING ARRANGEMENT / NEW ZEALAND

Clear scope.
Across the distance.

12–24HOURS / ENQUIRY REPLY

Tell us what needs to work better. We’ll agree the right next conversation.

Discuss your project

We work online with your existing team and tools. The brief names your real service coverage, the work you want more of and who can review each stage. Meeting times and feedback windows are agreed together.

An enquiry copied between systems. A follow-up that depends on someone remembering. A report rebuilt every month. We map the process first, then assess whether a straightforward integration, automation, or AI step is the right fit.

01 / BEFORE WE START

Know what you’re agreeing to.

Scope, fees, billing currency, access and separate platform or media costs are confirmed in the proposal.

02 / AFTER ONBOARDING

A person who owns the conversation.

Your dedicated client team manager coordinates updates and gives project requests priority. The scope sets delivery dates.

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A LITTLE CLARITY

Before you decide.

Practical answers about ai & workflow automation for New Zealand businesses.

How would this project work for our business in New Zealand?

We work online with your existing team and tools. The brief names your real service coverage, the work you want more of and who can review each stage. Meeting times and feedback windows are agreed together.

What do you need before quoting?

Tell us about your offer, current website or tools, the customers you want to reach and the part of the process that needs attention. We assess access and constraints before confirming the work.

Can we start with AI consultancy only?

Yes. We can begin by reviewing your workflows, comparing suitable tools and setting out practical recommendations before any integration or automation build.

Do we need AI for every automation?

No. Rules and direct integrations are often more predictable. We recommend AI only where interpretation or generation adds useful value.

Can you connect to our existing CRM?

We assess the CRM’s API, plan permissions, data model, and supported integrations before confirming the scope.

Will AI send messages without review?

Approval rules are agreed in advance. A sensible pilot often drafts or routes information first, with a person approving external actions.

What happens if an integration fails?

The workflow should include logging, a clear owner, retry rules where appropriate, and a fallback. Those requirements are part of the design and testing.

A good conversation changes things.

Your next chapter
starts here.

Let’s find your next move

No pitch deck marathon. Just a useful first conversation.