Map
We sit with the people doing the work and trace one process end to end — every handoff, every exception, every spreadsheet nobody mentions. You keep the map whether or not you build with us.
Most operational time is not spent inside software. It is spent moving work between it — rekeying, chasing, checking, forwarding. KonnecttAI builds and runs the AI agents and automated workflows that carry that work from intake to resolution, in the tools you already have.
One process live in weeks, not quarters. Built on the systems you already run.
Built on the systems you already run
Every operational process has the same shape: work arrives, someone decides what it is, someone does it, someone checks it happened. We automate the whole span rather than a step of it — handing a process halfway back to a person is what makes most automation quietly fail.
Phone, email, web forms, WhatsApp, shared inboxes, supplier portals, PDFs. Agents read whatever arrives, extract the fields that matter, and put structured work into a single queue — regardless of how it came in.
Deterministic logic handles what is genuinely deterministic — thresholds, entitlements, routing tables. Models handle the ambiguous remainder, and anything under your confidence threshold is held rather than guessed at.
The work actually gets done: records created and updated, documents drafted, appointments booked, confirmations sent, tickets closed. Every write is logged against the run that caused it, so nothing is untraceable.
Every run keeps its inputs, its decisions, its confidence scores and every write it made. Exceptions surface as a worklist rather than an inbox, and throughput becomes something you can see rather than estimate.
Runs by day · amber = held for review
Automating a process nobody has written down is how organisations end up with a faster version of the wrong thing. We start with the work as it is actually done, not as the org chart describes it.
We sit with the people doing the work and trace one process end to end — every handoff, every exception, every spreadsheet nobody mentions. You keep the map whether or not you build with us.
One process first, chosen for volume and clarity rather than ambition. It runs alongside the existing way of working until the numbers justify switching over.
We operate what we build: monitoring, exception handling, and tuning as the process changes. Automation nobody maintains stops being automation within a quarter.
Illustrative of processes with this shape — intake-heavy, rules-bounded, high volume. Your own baseline gets established during the mapping phase.
Work that queued overnight for a person now completes in seconds, at whatever hour it arrives.
The same figure stops being typed into three places, which is where most operational error begins.
Every decision keeps its inputs and its reasoning. Compliance questions get answered from the log.
Teams stop scaling linearly with transaction count and spend their time on exceptions instead.
Client intake, conflict checks, engagement letters and matter setup — qualified and filed before the first meeting.
Referrals, scheduling, coverage checks and recalls, handled across every channel patients actually use.
Enquiry capture, qualification, viewing coordination and document collection across portfolios and portals.
Job intake, dispatch, quoting and follow-up while the team is on site rather than at a desk.
Order and invoice ingestion, exception handling, status chasing and supplier correspondence at volume.
Onboarding, document verification, servicing requests and audit trails that hold up under review.
The build fee covers mapping and implementation. The monthly fee covers running it — hosting, monitoring, exception handling and changes as the process moves.
Starter
From
+ build fee from $750
Professional
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+ build fee from $1,000
Enterprise
Multi-site & white label
Scoped per rollout
Prices in USD. No lock-in — 30 days' notice, any time.
Book a 30-minute call. Bring the process that causes the most chasing and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a good candidate — and what it would take.