twelve AI employees, built for twelve Australian service businesses. each one named. each one trained. each one on the job, right now.

I answer the calls Steve can't. Hands on a wheel, head under a bonnet, on the road to the next job. I qualify, quote, or book. He gets the warm leads. The tyre kickers get a polite no.

I know the whole Flox range. Restaurants upload their menu, I match wines. I'll tell you why a chenin works with the duck. Then I send the Flox team a transcript, in any language.

Hair loss is sensitive. I'm careful with my words. I qualify, ask for photos, set up the consultation. The team gets a warm lead with context. Nobody gets scared off.

I know everything Brooke does. Treatments, bookings, products, prices. Chat or phone, I handle it. Reschedules, cancellations, recommendations. Brooke does the human work. I do the rest.

I'm Adam's. I explain what revenu actually does. I'll find your problem, send you to the right place, then book you in if it makes sense.
A receptionist answers the phone. An employee owns a job. They know the business. They know the customers. They know what to escalate and what to handle. They have a name, a voice, and a personality. They show up the same way every day.
Twelve of them, built for twelve real Australian businesses. Each one designed to do the work the owner can't get to. Not faster. Not cheaper. Just so the owner can focus on the work that needs them, and the rest gets handled.
He'll explain what revenu actually does, find your problem, and either send you to the right place or book you in. Same way he does it for every visitor on this page.

Steve fixes wheels. He's also under cars, in traffic, or quoting on a kerb most days. So we built him an AI employee, Dave. Answers the calls he can't. Replies to every Instagram DM in seconds. Books in the easy ones. Pings Steve for the rest.
His Google reviews now mention how easy he is to deal with. Before they've even seen the car.

Flox Wines sells wine to restaurants. The hard part isn't selling. The hard part is matching. A chef wants a wine that pairs with confit duck. A new restaurant wants a list that fits their menu without breaking the budget.
So we built them an AI employee, Niko. Restaurants upload their menu, the agent suggests the list, explains the pairings, and tells them why one syrah works and another doesn't. In whatever language the chef prefers. The Flox team gets the conversation transcribed in English.

Inked SMP runs ads. Hair loss is sensitive. The wrong reply scares people off. The right reply gets them to send a photo and book a phone consultation.
Atill is built for that bridge. Speed-to-lead from the ad to the conversation. Careful language, controlled handover, photos requested at the right moment. The sales team gets a warm lead with context, not a cold name and number.

Fields enquiries from paid ads, qualifies them, pushes them through to a paid consultation. The owners stay in their own businesses. Cara handles the funnel.

Pete handles the chat. Sarah picks up the phone when Pete can't. Together they cover every enquiry from form to phone, every hour of the day.

Tell Nash your terrain, your access, your job. He'll tell you whether you need a knuckle boom, a boom lift, or a Hilo, then connect you to the right person.

Specialist on medical and beauty beds. Walks customers through the spec, answers technical questions, hands warm leads to the sales team.

Customers send a sketch or photo. Lexi looks at it, decides if it's a job for the workshop, then sends the team everything they need to quote.

Specialist in keratin and nanoplasty smoothing systems. Talks salon professionals through the right system in any language. Sends NVL the transcript in English.

Knows the hair extensions, mesh integration, every service Pam offers. Books in consultations and sends Pam a transcript so she's prepped before they walk in.
Tell Adam what you'd want them to do. He'll show you what's possible and what it'd take to build.
book a callDifferent jobs, different voices, different personalities. But the spec sheet is the same.
If your customer types or speaks in Mandarin, Vietnamese, or Arabic, the agent replies fluently. You get the transcript in English.
SMS, website chat, Instagram DMs, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, voice calls. One agent, every door open.
2am enquiry on a Sunday, the agent's already replied by the time you wake up.
Every conversation, every call, summarised and sent to you. So you walk into the next meeting knowing what was said.
The agent updates your CRM, books your calendar, triggers your workflows. Nothing sits in a separate inbox.
You decide when the agent escalates to a human. Some clients want every call. Some only want the qualified ones.
Custom-built means custom-built. Every agent starts from scratch with the business owner. The pattern is the same. The output is bespoke.
Sit with you and build the agent's job description. What they handle. What they escalate. The voice they talk in.
The agent learns your business. Services, prices, boundaries, the questions you get asked every day.
A real voice that fits the job. Not a generic option. Something that sounds like it could be on your team.
Connected to your calendar, your CRM, your inbox. Working across the channels you actually use.
Live. Then we watch the first conversations together and tighten anything that needs tightening.
Book a call. Tell Adam what you'd want them to do. He'll show you what's possible and what it'd take to build.