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Miramichi Intelligent Automations

Intelligent automation · Miramichi, New Brunswick

Hand off the admin. Keep the final say.

We take the paperwork off your desk — invoices, billing, records and client follow-ups — so your time goes to the work that actually earns. Every result is approved by a person, and it runs on equipment you already own.

On site across Miramichi, Moncton, Bathurst and Fredericton — remote anywhere.

How an automated task flows A document or file comes in, the system reads it, a person confirms it, and it is processed into your books or system. 1 An invoice or form arrives 2 It is read and checked 3 A person confirms 4 Processed, filed, done
Nothing is entered until a person has confirmed it.

Less admin. More of the work that pays.

Every business has two kinds of work: the work customers pay for, and the admin around it. We take the admin off your plate.

Today
With automation
Illustration: the admin shrinks, the paid work grows. The free call is where we look at your week.

Get paid sooner

Invoices out the day the job is done, and polite reminders before an account goes overdue.

Answer clients faster

Enquiries sorted as they arrive, with a draft reply ready for you to send.

Paperwork that files itself

Receipts, forms and records read, filed and easy to find when you need them.

Time to win new work

Quotes followed up on schedule, so fewer good leads go cold.

See it work: a supplier invoice

Printed, with a handwritten PO number and a note from whoever received the order. The system finds what matters, reads it, checks it, and asks a person only where it is unsure.

  1. Read
  2. Confirm
  3. Processed

What the system read

  • SupplierBayside Building Supplyknown supplier
  • InvoiceINV-20418not a duplicate
  • DueNov 5, 2026net 30 from Oct 6
  • P.O.4471handwriting read, matches your order
  • Total should be $960.71 (subtotal + HST)
  • Note2 boxes short on screwsfollow-up for the supplier

One field needs a person: the total doesn’t add up. Fix it or confirm it as is.

Every client answered. Every follow-up on time.

Messages are sorted as they arrive and a reply is drafted from your own price list, calendar and books — you read it and press send. Quotes and unpaid invoices are followed up on schedule, and the follow-ups stop the moment the customer answers.

Inbox · Harbourview Auto Repairsorted as it arrives

“Hi, do you do winter tire swaps? What would it cost for a 2018 Corolla?”

Draft reply

Hi Sarah — yes, we do. For a 2018 Corolla with tires already on rims it’s $89 plus HST and takes about 45 minutes. We have Thursday at 10:00 or Friday at 2:00 — would either work?

From your price list and your calendar

Illustration: every reply is drafted for you and sent by you.

Quote Q-118 · Miller, full brake job$640.00
  1. Quote sentOct 1
  2. Friendly check-inOct 4 · “Any questions about the quote?”
  3. Reminder with a booking linkScheduled for Oct 8
  4. Stops when they answerBooked, declined or asked a question — it hands back to you

Today 3 follow-ups sent · 1 overdue reminder sent · 1 reply waiting for you

Illustration: nothing slips, and nobody gets chased after they’ve answered.

Your customers and your to-do list, handled

Two more patterns our team has run at scale for years, shown the way they would look for a local business. The examples are illustrations, not client data.

Every customer’s history on one screen

Quotes, jobs, invoices, payments and messages from the programs you already use, in one timeline per customer — so you can answer a question in seconds instead of digging through five screens.

Our team built this kind of dashboard for a large operation, where people open it every day before they act on an account.

Customer timelineHarbourview Auto Repair

Balance owing$0.00

Open items1

Customer sinceMar 2023

  1. Quote sentBrake service
  2. Job completedWork order WO-3307
  3. Invoice issuedINV-20377
  4. Payment receivedPaid in full
  5. Warranty questionDraft reply ready
Illustration: one customer, every source, one timeline.

A to-do list that clears itself

Paid invoices, finished jobs and follow-ups nobody needs anymore are recognised and closed with a note saying why. Only what needs a person reaches you.

Our team designed a rules-based process like this for a large operation. It has closed routine work automatically every month since 2017.

This morning’s open itemschecked overnight
  • INV-20377Paid in full, nothing pendingClosed automatically
  • WO-3307Job done, invoice paidClosed automatically
  • Follow-up: Miller quoteCustomer booked the jobClosed automatically
  • INV-20391Balance owing past dueSent to the office
  • Bayside: short shipmentFrom the invoice noteSent to the office
Illustration: the rules close what is finished and route the rest.

Your numbers, ready before Monday coffee

Sales, jobs, unpaid invoices and quotes pulled from the programs you already use into one dashboard, and a short summary in your inbox every Monday morning — with the few things that need you at the top. No spreadsheet to rebuild.

Weekly snapshot · Harbourview Auto Repairweek of Oct 6

Revenue this week$14,280 from $12,950 last week

Jobs completed41across 3 bays

Unpaid invoices$3,120 2 overdue

Quotes waiting6worth $4,900

Revenue by week last 8 weeks

Revenue by week, last 8 weeks
Week ofRevenue
Aug 18$11,200
Aug 25$12,800
Sep 1$10,900
Sep 8$13,400
Sep 15$12,100
Sep 22$13,900
Sep 29$12,950
Oct 6$14,280

Needs your attention

  • OverdueINV-20391 · Northside Daycare · reminder sent
  • Quote expiring FridayQ-121 · Dupuis, timing belt
  • Low stockFront brake pads · reorder drafted

Monday, 7:00 · “Your week at Harbourview: revenue up on last week, 2 invoices overdue, 1 quote expiring Friday.”

Illustration: example figures for a fictional shop, not client data.

What we can take off your plate

For trades, retail, clinics, professional offices and non-profits — built around how you already work.

  • Invoices and bills
  • Quotes and estimates
  • Billing and payment reminders
  • Receipts and expenses
  • Forms and intake
  • Client emails and replies
  • Bookings and reminders
  • Reports and dashboards
  • Data between programs
  • Answers from your own documents

What if…

Start with one task. These are the kinds of changes that follow.

…your invoices entered themselves, and you only confirmed them?

Each one read, checked against the supplier and your orders, and waiting for one click — instead of an evening at the keyboard.

…every enquiry had a reply drafted before you saw it?

Questions sorted as they arrive, with an answer from your own price lists and policies ready for you to send.

…no quote went cold?

Every quote followed up on schedule, and the ones that turn into jobs flow straight into your books.

…the Monday report was ready before you were?

Pulled from the systems you already use, checked, and waiting in your inbox — the same way every week.

How it works

  1. A free 20-minute call

    Show us the task. You get a straight answer on whether automating it is worth it — including when it isn’t.

  2. A written, fixed quote

    What it will do, what “done” means, and the price, before any work starts.

  3. Built with your real work

    Your team tries it on your own invoices, forms and files, and confirms the results until you trust them.

  4. Handed over, yours to keep

    A walkthrough and written instructions. You own what was built, and it runs on your equipment.

Is it worth automating?

Put in your own numbers for one task. This is your arithmetic, not a promise — the call is where we find out what’s realistic.

–hours a year on this task

–what those hours cost each year

–weeks for a $2,500 automation to pay for itself

Pricing

Small automations from $2,500

A fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. Larger projects are quoted after the call.

  • A free 20-minute call to see if it’s worth doing
  • A written quote: scope, price and what “done” means
  • Built and tested on your real work, with your approval
  • A walkthrough and written instructions at handover
  • You own what was built — no hourly meter, no monthly AI bill for work your own computer can do

What you can count on

A person confirms

Automation speeds your team up; it doesn’t make your decisions.

Your data stays yours

On your machines wherever possible. Nothing goes to an outside AI service without your say-so.

You own it

What we build for you is yours, with instructions to keep it running.

Straight answers

If a task isn’t worth automating, you’ll hear it on the first call.

Common questions

Do we need new computers or software?

Usually not. We design for the equipment and programs you already have, and if a job needs more, you’ll know before you pay anything.

Does our data leave the building?

Not unless you choose. We default to running on your own machines; where a cloud service would genuinely help, we explain the trade-off and you decide.

Can it read handwriting and scanned paper?

Often, yes — printed and clearly handwritten text both. Anything it can’t read with confidence is flagged for a person rather than guessed.

Our software is old. Can it still be automated?

Often, yes. If a program can export a file or print a report, there is usually a way to work with it. The free call is where we find out.

How long does it take?

Small automations are measured in weeks, not months, and the written quote gives the timeline before anything starts.

Who you’ll work with

We’re a Miramichi-based team of developers. For more than a decade we’ve built automation for large, high-volume operations: systems that read documents, show every number beside its source, close routine work on their own, and leave the final decision with a person.

Now we bring that same discipline to local businesses — sized and priced for a business, not an enterprise. You work directly with the people who build your automation, from the first call to the handover.

Book a free 20-minute call

Tell us the one task you’d most like gone. We reply within one business day.