// Managed AI Workflow Automation

Some of your team's work can run on its own. Managed AI workflow automation for growing teams.

Increase productivity by an average of 30% within 90 days at no extra cost using managed AI systems.

A real managed AI system

A real automated workflow running continuously in the background, receiving requests, retrieving data, applying conditions, and sending results.

Automated Data Pipeline
active run #0 n8n workflow
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More output,
same team.

Several departments spend much of their day on work that does not drive core productivity. These tasks are necessary, but they do not need to be done manually.

AI can handle this work. No extra hires and no new processes. Your team stays focused on work that drives important results while repetitive tasks run in the background.

30%
Average productivity increase
90
Days to handoff
$0
No increase in headcount
100%
Full system ownership

Where the time goes.

Sales Productivity

Follow-ups, scheduling, data entry, qualification. Your reps handle it all, and none of it closes deals. When these tasks run automatically, your team can focus on selling.

Operations Automation

Most operations work follows the same steps. That kind of work is ideal for automation. Your team stays in control without doing the manual work.

Customer Communication

Inquiries, order updates, follow-ups. Most of it is predictable. AI can draft, send, and track these messages automatically.

Order & Inventory Workflows

As orders grow, so does the admin work like tracking, supplier contact, and error handling. Automate the routine so your team focuses on exceptions, not paperwork.

AI Readiness Assessment

Not sure where to start? This is a short audit of how your team spends time. You get a clear list of what to automate first, ranked by impact and effort.

Team Enablement

Each system includes documentation and a walkthrough so your team can run it on their own.

How it works.

01

Discovery

A conversation about how your team works. What tasks repeat, how much time they take, and where issues happen. That defines what to automate first.

02

Prioritization

Not everything should be automated at once. You get a short list of high-return tasks to start, so the first 90 days show real results.

03

Build & Test

The system runs alongside your current process first. Your team switches over once it is reliable and they are comfortable using it.

04

Handoff

Full documentation and a walkthrough. Your team takes over and the system keeps running after the engagement ends.

What we have built.

Research Automation n8n Gemini AI
01

Property Ownership Research Pipeline

An AI agent that researches commercial real estate facilities at scale. For each address, it identifies the ownership entity, parent company, management company, and on-site operator — each with a confidence score. A human researcher reviews the rest.

Output increase per day
0% Less time, same dataset
0% Fully automated accuracy
// Output comparison · 20% conversion rate maintained
Human researcher
Cases per day 7
Conversions per day 1.4
Est. cases per year 1,820
Est. conversions per year 364
AI agent
Cases per day 500
Conversions per day 100
Est. cases per year 182,500
Est. conversions per year 36,500
// Accuracy by property type avg 82%
Garage
88.8%
Covered
86.2%
Surface Lot
79.6%
Underground
75.0%
// Accuracy by monthly revenue avg 82%
$0–5K
84.4%
$5–10K
75.2%
$10–20K
81.6%
$20–30K
89.5%
$30–50K
83.1%
$50–75K
92.1%
$75–100K
75.0%
$100–150K
87.1%
$150–200K
92.3%
$200K+
69.2%
// Sample output · single enriched record
400 Main St · Downtown Commercial District
Ownership Entity 400 Main Street LLC high
Parent Company Westfield Capital Partners high
Management Company Meridian Property Management, LLC high
Property Operator ABM Parking Services medium
// Research methodology · 7 phases per address Every search is logged: tool, query, result, and next action.
01
Primary Records
County assessor, tax records, and recorded instruments to establish the legal identity of the property.
02
Primary Occupant
Mapping services and parking platforms to identify the dominant entity operating at the address.
03
Corporate Intelligence
Corporate databases and public filings to resolve legal structure, officers, and entity status.
04
Organizational Connectivity
Branding, disclosures, and shared resources to map the entity within larger institutional structures.
05
Lateral Intelligence
Commercial listings, lien filings, zoning records, and media archives for secondary confirmation.
06
Operational Identification
Consumer platforms and review archives to isolate and verify the active parking operator.
07
Synthesis
Cross-reference all findings, resolve conflicts by source weight, and populate every output field with the highest-probability candidate.
// Reasoning buffer · 215 W Washington St, Chicago, IL 60606
Phase 01 — Primary Records
Vector County Assessor · web_search + web_fetch
Query Cook County Assessor parcel lookup 215 W Washington St Chicago
Result INACCESSIBLE — portal requires JavaScript/CAPTCHA. Pivoted to CRE press and commercial platforms.
Next Phase 01B — identify primary occupant via mapping and parking platforms.
Phase 01B — Primary Occupant
Vector Google Maps · SpotHero · ParkWhiz · web_search
Query "215 W Washington St Chicago parking" · SpotHero listing lookup
Result Facility listed as "Washington Street Garage." SpotHero and ParkWhiz show active operator branding under SP+ (now Metropolis). Google Maps confirms surface + structure. Yelp listing dated 2021 — flagged as potentially stale.
Next Phase 02 — resolve legal ownership entity via corporate filings.
Phase 02 — Corporate Intelligence
Vector OpenCorporates · Illinois SOS · web_search
Query Illinois LLC "215 Washington" OR "Washington Street Garage" Chicago registered agent
Result 215 W Washington LLC found — registered in Illinois, mailing address matches a known real estate holding firm in New York. Registered agent: CT Corporation System, Chicago.
Next Phase 03 — trace LLC to parent institutional owner.
Phase 03 — Organizational Connectivity
Vector CoStar · The Real Deal · ConnectCRE · web_search
Query "215 W Washington" Chicago ownership acquisition institutional investor
Result Three independent CRE sources confirm parent as a New York-based asset management firm. Last transaction recorded 2019. No sale closed through April 2026. Mailing address on LLC record matches parent HQ — high confidence linkage.
Next Phase 04 — lateral confirmation via commercial listings and lien records.
Phase 04 — Lateral Intelligence
Vector LoopNet · CommercialSearch · Cook County Recorder · web_search
Query LoopNet 215 W Washington Chicago · Cook County deed records "215 W Washington LLC"
Result LoopNet confirms property under same ownership entity. Cook County Recorder: deed transferred to 215 W Washington LLC in 2019, grantor matches prior owner named in CoStar. No active listing for sale. UCC filing shows no lien holder of record.
Next Phase 05 — confirm current parking operator via consumer platforms.
Phase 05 — Operational Identification
Vector SpotHero · ABM Parking · ParkChirp · Yelp · web_fetch
Query ABM Parking "215 W Washington" Chicago · SpotHero operator name · Metropolis Chicago Loop
Result ABM Parking facility page confirmed active (listing dated Oct 2025). SpotHero references SP+/Metropolis — likely legacy branding. ABM designated as current operator. Yelp listing (2021) disregarded as outdated. Medium-high confidence.
Next Phase 06 — cross-reference mailing addresses and portfolio patterns.
Phase 06 — Identifier Cross-Reference
Vector Illinois SOS · OpenCorporates · Cook County Recorder · web_search
Query Illinois entities registered to same mailing address as 215 W Washington LLC · portfolio pattern New York asset manager Chicago
Result 4 additional Illinois LLCs share same registered agent and mailing address — all confirmed as parking or mixed-use assets under same parent portfolio. Pattern consistent with institutional holding structure. No shared officers between owner, manager, and operator entities.
Next Phase 07 — final synthesis and confidence assignment.
Phase 07 — Synthesis
Audit All entities consistent across 6 independent source types. No contradictions found. Operator confidence reduced to medium-high due to legacy branding on two consumer platforms.
Sources CoStar (T1) · The Real Deal (T1) · Illinois SOS (T1) · Cook County Recorder (T1) · LoopNet (T2) · ABM facility page (T1) · ConnectCRE (T2)
Output Ownership Entity: 215 W Washington LLC · high — Parent: NY asset manager · high — Management: third-party PM firm · high — Operator: ABM Parking · medium-high
// n8n workflow · actual implementation
n8n workflow diagram showing the property ownership research pipeline: Manual Trigger, Read Accounts, Filter Unenriched, Loop Over Items, Build Request Body, Gemini API Research, Extract Results, Update Sheet, Rate Limit Pause
Property Research Pipeline
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Salesforce CRM Read addresses idle Filter Unenriched only idle Gemini AI Research ownership idle Extract Results Score & parse idle Salesforce CRM Write results idle
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Get in touch

If your team spends time on work that could run automatically, it is worth a short conversation. No pitch, no commitment. Just a look at where the time goes.

Location Remote — available globally
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