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AI Automation & Agents · Singapore

Your team is doing work a machine should do. We fix that.

We map the manual work in your business and replace it with automations and AI agents that run on their own. Built inside your own accounts. Owned by you. Run by your team.

Book an Automation Audit
30 minutes. We'll tell you what to automate first, and what to leave alone.
70%
Of our own processes automated
10 vs 30+
Our team today vs 2021, same revenue
n8n · Claude Code · Codex
What we build with
example run log · before 9am
  • 06:30Yesterday's Meta ad numbers pulled, summarised, emailed to the account teamdone
  • 06:32Overnight leads scored and routed to the right salespersondone
  • 07:00Webinar reminders sent to 412 registrants, no-shows tagged for follow-updone
  • 07:45New client onboarding pack sent, CRM and invoice createddone
  • 08:20Carousel post drafted, reviewed by two agents, images generatedneeds your ok
  • 08:55Weekly staff bandwidth dashboard refreshed from timesheetsdone
Illustration of a typical morning. Every task above is something we have built or run.
Who this is for

Lean teams that would rather not hire for admin.

We work best with businesses of roughly five to fifty people where the founder can still see the manual work happening.

Agencies & service firms

Reporting, approvals, client data

Weekly reports built from screenshots. Clients chased for a yes. Contact lists nobody can search. All of it is automatable.

Coaches, trainers & event businesses

Leads, reminders, show-up

Every hour a lead waits costs you. Follow-up, reminder sequences and no-show recovery run better when no human has to remember.

Any SME with a lean team

The admin that eats the week

Invoicing, onboarding, data entry, scheduling, the monthly spreadsheet. The work nobody was hired for and everybody does.

The real cost

The manual work nobody budgets for.

It never shows up as a line item. It shows up as a good person spending half their week on work that doesn't need a person.

Reporting by screenshot

Every Monday someone screenshots the ad dashboard, pastes it into ChatGPT, and writes up what it says. The numbers were already in an API.

Leads that wait for a human

The enquiry comes in at 9pm. Someone sees it at 10am. The prospect has already spoken to two competitors.

Records nobody can search

Two thousand contacts across spreadsheets, inboxes and someone's desktop. Finding the right ten takes an afternoon.

Approval loops that reset

Set up the campaign, screenshot it, send it for approval. Client goes quiet. Do it all again next week.

Where most businesses are stuck

Three levels of AI. Most companies never leave the first.

The difference is not the tool. It is who does the thinking each time the work needs doing.

Level 1

Generative AI

You type a prompt into ChatGPT, copy the answer, paste it somewhere. Useful for drafts. Changes nothing about how the work gets done, because a person still has to start it every time.

Human writes the prompt. Every time.
Level 2

AI-powered automation

A workflow that runs the same steps every time without anyone touching it. Reliable, and where we started. But every step has to be designed up front, and it breaks the moment something unexpected shows up.

Human designs the process. Once.
Where we build now
Level 3

AI agents

You give the agent the goal and the tools. It works out the steps, reads your files and your browser, checks its own work, and asks you for approval only at the points that matter.

Human sets the goal. Agent does the work.
What we build

Four kinds of build. Scoped and priced one module at a time.

You can stop after one. Most clients don't, because the first one pays for the second.

Workflow automation

The repeat work, on rails

Built on n8n and connected to the tools you already pay for.

  • Lead routing and instant first response
  • Reminder and follow-up sequences for webinars, trials and consults
  • Client onboarding: contracts, folders, CRM, first invoice
  • Scheduled reports that write and send themselves
AI agents

Work that needs judgement, with a human at the gate

Built with Claude Code and Codex. Agents that read your files and your browser, not just a chat box.

  • Content: brief in, copy drafted, reviewed by a second agent, images generated, post scheduled
  • Inbox: triage, draft replies, flag what actually needs you
  • Research: competitor scans, influencer discovery, shortlists with a reason for each
  • Approval steps wherever money is spent or a customer is contacted
Reporting & dashboards

Numbers pulled, not pasted

Live dashboards that replace the monthly spreadsheet and the screenshot ritual.

  • Meta and Google ad performance straight from the API
  • Revenue and bandwidth per person for service teams
  • Campaign coverage and clipping reports for PR and social agencies
  • Built to be shared with clients, not just read internally
Data systems

One place for records that live everywhere

A searchable system with roles and approvals, migrated from the spreadsheets you have now.

  • Contact and partner databases with search, tiers and notes
  • Staff can add records, a manager approves before they go live
  • Campaigns and invitations run against the database, replies captured automatically
  • Migration of your existing records included in the scope
Proof

We automated our own company first.

This is not a service line we added because AI is in the news. It is how Zion Global has run for the past year and a half.

Our own numbers
70%

of Zion Global's processes run on automation. In 2021 we had over 30 staff. Today we run on around ten and earn what it used to take three to four times the team to earn.

Everything on this page we built for ourselves before we built it for anyone else. Our ads reporting, our webinar reminders, our content pipeline. When one of ours breaks, we feel it the same morning.

A current build · Sept 2026

A Singapore social media and PR agency

Serves F&B and hospitality brands. Four parts of the work were still manual.

  1. Staff scoring ran on a manual points spreadsheet compiled once a month by an outside contractor. First build: a live manpower and revenue dashboard that replaces it.
  2. Ad reporting meant screenshots pasted into ChatGPT. Next: numbers pulled straight from Meta, summary written and sent.
  3. About 2,000 influencer, media and celebrity contacts sat across spreadsheets. In scope: one searchable database with approvals, campaign invitations and RSVP tracking.
  4. Clipping reports were typed up one post at a time. In scope: coverage captured against a campaign, report generated and shared.
Client name withheld until they are happy to be named. Ask us on the call.
How an engagement runs

Lowest risk first. Then the next one.

We don't sell a transformation. We build one thing, prove it, and let the saved hours pay for the next.

1

Audit

We sit with your team and list every repetitive task. Each gets ranked by hours saved and by what breaks if it goes wrong.

2

First build

Usually reporting, because it only reads data and the win is visible in the first week. Anything that spends money or contacts a customer comes later, with an approval step.

3

Expand

Next module, scoped and priced on its own. You decide after each one whether to keep going.

4

Hand over

Written guides, a recorded walkthrough and hands-on training so your team can run and change it without us.

Fit check

Good fit, bad fit.

This is for you if…

  • You can name three tasks your team repeats every week and hates.
  • You would rather automate than hire the next admin person.
  • Someone on your side can give us access and answer questions for a few hours a week.
  • You want to own what gets built.

This isn't for you if…

  • You want "AI" on the website but nothing to change inside the business.
  • Nobody can spare the time to show us how the work is done today.
  • You need a large enterprise system with a procurement process to match.
  • You want it fully hands-off forever. Someone on your team has to own it after handover.
Before you book

What people ask us first.

No. Most of our clients aren't. We build inside the tools you already use, write the guides in plain language, and train whoever will own it. If you can run a spreadsheet, you can run what we build.

Yes. Everything is built in your accounts, on your subscriptions, with your logins. At handover we remove our access. If we walked away tomorrow, it all keeps running.

Things do break, usually because a tool on the other end changed. Every build has alerts so you know the same day, and anything that spends money or contacts a customer has a human approval step so a failure stops rather than runs. Support after handover is scoped separately if you want it.

n8n for workflow automation. Claude Code and Codex for agents. Google Sheets, Airtable or a proper database for records, depending on scale. Meta and Google APIs for ad data. If you are already on a stack, we work with it where it makes sense.

Per module, with a fixed scope and a fixed price for each. You see the list, pick the order, and decide after every one whether to continue. No retainer needed to start. We scope the first module on the audit call.

Yes. Some clients want us to build, some want their team to learn, most do both. See our AI Training page for the formats.

Your next step

Find out what to automate first.

Book a free 30-minute automation audit. Bring the three tasks your team hates most. You leave with a ranked list and a scope for the first build, whether or not you work with us.

Book an Automation Audit
If we don't think automation will pay for itself in your business, we'll say so on the call.
Want your team to build this themselves? See AI Training for teams.