One job off your team's plate. AI. Two weeks. Done.
Srad is a Scottish AI automation studio. We take the one repetitive task eating your team's hours and build a bespoke automation that quietly takes it over. Fixed price. Live in fourteen days. Nothing goes out without your say-so.
Identify. Build. Ship. Fourteen days.
Every engagement runs the same way. No discovery phase that never ends, no "AI strategy" deck, no pilot that goes nowhere. One process, one automation, live in your business.
We find the one job worth handing over.
Three days close to how your business actually runs. A couple of calls with the people doing the work. A look at the tools and messages where time quietly disappears every week. We pick the one task worth handing over. If it's not worth doing, we tell you.
Built into the tools you already use.
No new software to learn. We wire it through the apps your team already opens every day. Nothing goes out the door without a human eye on it first.
Live in your business by day fourteen.
It runs quietly in the background from day one. Every week you get a plain-English note: what it did, what it skipped, and where it needed you.
The average engagement gives your team back 4–8 hours a week. Paid back in the first month. Runs quietly in the background after that.
Start a conversationSmall, operational, ready to move.
Srad is built for a narrow band of companies. If that's you, the fit is obvious within a conversation.
Every automation we sell, we use in our own business first.
Before anything reaches a customer, it has to survive real use inside Srad. Real data, real edge cases, real days that go sideways.
If we haven't earned it, we don't charge for it.
The shape of a typical Srad job.
Small, specific, boring. These aren't a menu. They're the kind of work we take on, and a quick way to recognise yours.
Quote follow-ups that never slip
You send a quote. We handle the polite chase on day 3, day 7, day 14. Written in your voice, waiting for you to hit send.
Supplier invoices, off your desk
New invoice lands in the inbox. Lines pulled, matched to the PO, queued for one-click approval. Nothing posted until you nod.
Customer onboarding on rails
Welcome email, the right forms, the right reminders, the handover note to the team. Every new customer, same standard, no one chasing.
The inbox triage you keep meaning to do
Every morning, a short list: what needs you, what's a reply we've drafted, what's already handled. The rest stays out of your way.
Yours doesn't have to be one of these. Most good jobs start with a sentence that begins "every week someone has to…"
The things people ask first.
Will it send anything without me seeing it first?
What does it cost?
What happens after the two weeks?
What about our data?
What if it breaks?
We barely use AI. Is that a problem?
Twenty minutes. Leave with a plan.
We'll look at your work, point at the one job most worth handing over, and tell you honestly whether it's worth the two weeks. No deck. No follow-up sequence. Just a short, useful call.
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