Your industryAutonomous agent

A bespoke agent for your consultancy.

Tender and news watch. Forty minutes of reading each morning down to five points at eight o’clock.

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The project

What the workshop builds for consultancies and B2B services.

A consultancy lives on what it spots before anyone else: a public consultation, a private tender, a competitor’s move, a rule that shifts. We build the agent that reads in your place. It follows the sources you give it, filters out the noise, keeps what touches your sectors and sends the whole team a five-point digest at eight every morning. A console lets you add a source, drop a topic or change the sending time. Anything that deserves an answer becomes a task, with its deadline attached.

What it changes

Forty minutes of reading each morning down to five points at eight o’clock.

Example · Partners’ daily monitoringBefore40 min of readingWith the tool5 points at 8 am
Other ideas

Three more ideas for this sector.

01

Meeting minutes and action plan

The recording becomes structured minutes, with the decisions and who does what by when.

02

Client portal for project tracking

The client sees progress, deliverables and the next deadlines, without having to ask for an update.

03

Proposals

Your own template is filled in with the prospect’s context and ready to read over before it goes out.

How it works
  1. Describe your need
  2. A Maikers Studio consultant by your side
  3. Invite your team
  4. Co-build the mock-up
  5. Follow the build
See also

Other sectors.

Book 30 minutes

Let’s talk about your day. Not about technology.

Leave your details: we get back to you by e-mail within two working days, with a link to your client area. Then thirty minutes with a Maikers Studio expert to understand what wastes your time. No commitment.

  • A 30-minute conversation, no jargon
  • Your tool on screen before you pay
  • A fixed price, or nothing at all
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