The first step

45 minutes with Eashan.

You leave knowing what we'd build first for your company, and why. Nothing to sign.

Tested on twenty of your own past jobs before it goes live, and kept working as AI changes.

Pick a time.

Times are in India time, Monday to Friday.

Finding the next open times.

Write to Eashan

The 45 minutes

What happens in the 45 minutes.

The business first, and AI later. Roughly in this order.

  1. 0 to 10 min

    Your business first

    Where the work comes from, and who decides.

  2. 10 to 25 min

    Where it costs you

    With your three things open, we count what waited.

  3. 25 to 40 min

    What we'd build first

    Three systems, each with your number and its test.

  4. 40 to 45 min

    A straight answer

    If we fit, the price of the plan follows in writing. If we don't, he says so.

The 45 minutes, roughly: your business first for the first ten, where it costs you to minute 25, what we'd build first to minute 40, and a straight answer in the last five.

What you leave with

One page, written for your company.

Three systems, each with your number and its test.

For a distributor, 200 people

Sample

Your first three

  1. Your hours back

    Every quote priced from your rate card

    Starts
    A quote request, on chat or mail
    Does
    Prices it from your rate card
    Yes from
    Your sales head, below your lowest price
    Goes to
    Back on the same chat
    Your number
    9 of your last 20 quote requests waited past 7 pm
    The test
    18 of 20 past requests sent with no changes
  2. Money in sooner

    Invoice out when goods are signed for

  3. The one your team feels

    Approvals in one tap

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Before the call

If you can, have three things open.

That's all we ask you to bring.

  1. Your last twenty enquiries

    However they reach you. We count what waited.

  2. Your list of unpaid invoices

    Who owes you, and since when.

  3. The chats where people wait for your yes

    The approvals that come to you each week.

Drawn with sample numbers.

Or write first

Put it in writing first.

A problem, or an idea you want to bring to life.

What brings you here?

We use this only to reply to you about this brief. It is never shared or sold. Privacy

Questions

What owners ask first.

What does it cost?

One fixed price for each piece of work, in writing, before it starts. Running it is a monthly fee you can stop at the end of any month. We print no prices, because yours depends on your work.

How the money works
Why Agentec, and not a software company or a freelancer?

A software company sells you a tool and leaves you to make it work. A freelancer builds it and moves on. We take one job off your hands: we build it around how you already work, test it on twenty of your own past jobs before it goes live, then run it and keep it working as AI changes. Every account and every line of code is in your name.

What you can hold us to
Why a monthly fee?

It's insurance against AI changing. The fee pays for watching what we built, fixing it and testing every change on your own past work, so it still works next year. Stop at the end of any month and keep everything.

Who runs it once it's live?

We do, so you don't need a tech team. Every system is watched, you get a note every Friday, and your people say yes to what goes out.

Where does our data go?

Into accounts in your company's name. Personal data stays on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing.

Your files and security
What if the AI gets something wrong?

It stops, the person you name is told, and we fix it at our cost.

What we answer for
Can we stop?

At the end of any month, and you keep everything: every account, every line of code, plain files and a how-to guide.

We're a large company. Is this for us?

Yes. Start with your own AI on your own servers, tested on your own past cases.

For larger firms

If we're the wrong firm, Eashan says so on the call.

And he tells you what he'd do in your place.

What stays yours

  • Your accountsin your company's name
  • Your codeevery line of it
  • Personal dataabout your customers and staff, on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing
  • Plain files and a how-to guideif you stop

Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.

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