Inbox categories and urgency rules created
Scoped around the real workflow, then tested before it becomes part of a retained system.
Inbox systems
For businesses where important enquiries sit inside busy inboxes and rely on manual sorting.
Outcomes
Classify incoming enquiries, extract details, draft replies, route tasks, and surface urgent exceptions.
Scoped around the real workflow, then tested before it becomes part of a retained system.
Scoped around the real workflow, then tested before it becomes part of a retained system.
Scoped around the real workflow, then tested before it becomes part of a retained system.
Scoped around the real workflow, then tested before it becomes part of a retained system.
Pilot Blueprint
The first pilot is deliberately narrow. It should create visible proof quickly, then only expand once the business sees value.
Workflow
The exact tools can change by client. The workflow stays simple: define what comes in, what gets decided, where it gets logged, who acts, and what happens next.
Best Fit
The first pilot should track response time, routed tasks, urgent exceptions, and manual sorting removed.
Best when the workflow has repeated demand, clear next actions, and a measurable reason to improve speed or consistency.
Best when the workflow has repeated demand, clear next actions, and a measurable reason to improve speed or consistency.
Best when the workflow has repeated demand, clear next actions, and a measurable reason to improve speed or consistency.
Best when the workflow has repeated demand, clear next actions, and a measurable reason to improve speed or consistency.
Pilot First
Send the current process, the tools involved, and the point where leads or admin currently get stuck. Founding-client monthly support prices stay fixed for the agreed scope while the plan remains active; new scope, heavy usage, and third-party costs are agreed separately.
hello@adamsinc.ukPilot Request
Add contact details, current tools, the workflow issue, and timing. The form creates a structured email so the assessment starts with useful context.