Private-server workflows with retry and logs
AI operations for small teams
Stop wasting time
on work AI can do.
Answer
You already know AI can help. You do not know which job to give it first. The assessment identifies where your hours go and what to change first. Concierge helps you implement the right changes in your own accounts. If the process needs simplifying before it needs AI, we say so.
Fig. 0 · Tools already on the desk
Fast multi-step ops when the path is already clear
Classification, drafts, and extraction
Long-context review and agent steps
First response while the team is busy
Inbox triage into the CRM, not a spreadsheet
Lead state that updates without copy-paste
Hot leads land where people already look
The ugly source of truth, still wired
Orders, stock, and support in one loop
SMS confirmations and missed-call recovery
Interfaces the team can actually open
Measured, not claimed
§ 01
Problem
The team is the integration layer.
Most inbound calls start the same way: “we think we need AI.” In the room it is rarely a model problem. It is a WhatsApp that never reaches the CRM. An order that a person retypes. A lead that waited overnight because nobody was on the form at 11pm.
Hiring another coordinator hides the break. The coordinator becomes the API. That does not scale, and it does not leave a log.
trgr.io starts at the break, not at the tool of the month. Sometimes that is Make. Sometimes n8n on a private server. Sometimes a short TypeScript handler. AI enters only when a step needs judgment: classify, summarize, route, draft.
Insight
If the first proposal is “an agent for everything,” the problem was not diagnosed.
§ 02
Method
Know what to change. Then change it.
Fig. 1 · The two steps
01
Assessment
Find the work. Simplify the process. Name the tools.
02
Concierge
Build it together. Verify progress. Keep ownership.
Audit, optimize, then automate. Larger builds receive a separate written quote.
§ 02c
Work
Three systems that left the lab.
100% of inbound calls answered. After-hours bookings stopped dying in voicemail.
6 to 8 hours of daily sorting went to zero. Hot replies hit Slack in minutes.
Every message, image, and voice note lands in the database. Capture went from 70% to 100%.
Metrics, stack, and what actually moved. No invented percentages.
§ 03
Compare
Who actually owns the outcome.
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| What you need | DIY tools | Hire in-house | Typical agency | trgr.io |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds what to automate first | No | Slow | Sometimes | Audit is the start |
| Builds the workflows | You | Months | Varies | Built with you |
| Trains the team | No | Varies | Rare | Included |
| Error handling and logs | Optional | If you insist | Often a demo | Required |
| Time to first result | Unknown | 6 to 12 months | Unclear | 30 days, typical |
| Starting cost | Tool fees | Salary | Retainer fog | $999 |
§ 04
Questions