We build and run AI automations for Manchester businesses, 25 minutes from us. The professional and legal firms cluster in Spinningfields and around St Michael’s, the large offices at NOMA near Victoria, the technology companies at Circle Square on Oxford Road, and the creative and independent businesses in the Northern Quarter and St John’s.
What we automate for Manchester firms
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Professional and financial services
Client onboarding, KYC document requests and engagement letters, chased automatically until the file is complete.
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Legal
Matter intake, conflict-check preparation, bundle assembly and time-recording nudges.
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Technology and digital
Lead routing, demo booking and CRM hygiene, so the sales team works from clean data.
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Media and creative
Approvals, asset routing and weekly client status updates that currently live in a spreadsheet of versions.
Manchester’s business base, briefly
- Professional, scientific and technical jobs are 1.48 times the national share in Manchester, with 59,000 jobs; financial and insurance is 1.27 times and ICT 1.19 times. Manchester Employment Land Review 2025, city-wide
- No.1 St Michael’s opened fully let in November 2025, with Pinsent Masons and Hill Dickinson among the first tenants. Invest Manchester, November 2025
- 86.8% of Manchester’s 23,385 VAT-registered businesses employ fewer than ten people. Manchester Employment Land Review 2025, city-wide
An example automation
Professional services firm example. An illustration, not a client result.
Questions from Manchester businesses
Do you come into the city centre?
Yes, we’re 25 minutes out. The scoping sessions work best at your office, where we can see how requests actually arrive; most of the work after launch is remote.
We’re a ten-person firm in the Northern Quarter. Is this for us?
Firms your size are most of the city: nearly 87% of Manchester businesses have fewer than ten staff. What matters is whether one task costs you a day a week. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you.
We’re a law firm. How do you handle confidentiality?
It’s designed in from scope. Client data stays in UK or EU regions, we use business API tiers only, and the data-flow diagram is agreed in writing before anything is built.
Our practice management system is SaaS. Can you connect to it?
Usually through its API. Where the vendor restricts access we use its exports, and you’ll see the route named in the scope before we quote.