A large Cairo real-estate brokerage was losing WhatsApp leads to slow, inconsistent manual follow-up. We built a coordinated team of 11 AI agents, each responsible for one part of the conversation — from first reply to matched listing — so every lead gets the same fast, on-brand response.

A healthcare practice needed to cover both inbound patient calls and outbound reminder/follow-up calls without adding front-desk staff. We built a two-way voice agent wired straight into their calendar.

A landscaping company serving a bilingual customer base needed phone coverage in both English and Spanish without hiring bilingual staff around the clock.

An auto shop's service department was running scheduling and customer messaging manually inside a rigid CRM (Steer). Phase 1 replaces that with an AI voice agent tied straight into their shop-management system.

A convenience store owner wanted to ask plain-English purchasing questions — what to reorder, what's about to sell out, what's trending — instead of digging through POS reports by hand.

An owner running both an industrial rental-property portfolio and a laundromat chain needed one assistant that could actually see across his tools — email, accounting, leases, and reviews — instead of five disconnected logins.

Instead of a generic chatbot, Ryan wanted an assistant grounded exclusively in his own company's data — process maps, docs, and operations — so it actually knows the business.

A client's existing VAPI voice agent was booking appointments at the wrong times because of a broken calendar sync. We diagnosed and fixed the integration.

A Saudi medical center wanted to run outbound sales conversations over WhatsApp in both Arabic and English without expanding the call-center team.

An estate-planning law firm was fielding new-client intake by hand. We proposed and demoed an AI voice receptionist to handle first contact and intake.

A system that needed to reason over 3D model data and remember context across sessions, rather than starting fresh every conversation.

A masonry contractor needed a reliable pipeline for sourcing and reaching out to subcontractor leads — without falling foul of SMS compliance rules.