Separate operations, one Zoho
When one business runs two operations, each gets its own operational design and workflows in Zoho, so every record is sorted into the right process from the start.
I design Zoho around how the business actually operates: separate workflows for each side of the operation, connected tools for the paperwork, and AI agents that build proposals, send invoices, order supplies and check legal documents, so the team spends its time on customers instead of admin.
When one business runs two operations, each gets its own operational design and workflows in Zoho, so every record is sorted into the right process from the start.
Third-party tools connected to Zoho and assisted by AI agents: proposals built, invoices issued and supply orders placed without anyone retyping the details.
An AI agent that assists with legal documents and requirements, keeping each application's paperwork complete and moving.
AI that prompts the team on what to ask each customer, including the health questions that matter before work begins.
Workflows that find the right employers and surface the best applicants for each opening, instead of sorting them by hand.
A workflow that sets how much sourcing effort goes in based on the opportunities pending with employers, so supply keeps up with demand.
Clients are described rather than named.
They run two operations in Zoho: cleaning services for customers, and recruiting new franchisees. I built a separate operational design and workflows for each. Both need paperwork, so I connected third-party tools assisted by AI agents that build proposals, handle invoicing, order cleaning materials and prompt the team on what to ask, especially about health issues. Franchisee legal documents and requirements are assisted by a Paralegal AI.
Applicants were accepting other offers while a long process dragged on. I helped them find the right employers and pick the best applicants, built a workflow that matches sourcing effort to the opportunities pending with employers, and removed the manual tasks that slowed every step.
Yes. For a cleaning services company, customer services and franchisee recruitment each have their own operational design and workflows in the same Zoho, so records never get mixed up.
Yes. For the same company I connected third-party tools for proposals, invoicing and cleaning-materials orders, each assisted by AI agents.
An AI agent that assists with legal documents and requirements. For a franchise operation, it helps keep each franchisee's legal paperwork complete and moving.
Yes. An AI agent prompts the team on the questions to ask before work begins, especially about health issues.
By making the process faster. For a virtual assistant agency, removing manual tasks and matching sourcing effort to open opportunities made time to close 47% faster.
The same two-part pricing as every engagement: a $2,500 setup fee to build the system and your first AI agent, then a $750/month retainer for tuning, updates and monthly reporting.
$2,500 to build your Zoho system and first AI agent, $750/month to keep it running.