Markets

Document automation and AI agents for companies in the United Kingdom

Professional services sell hours — and they lose most by spending them formatting documents.

Where the problem shows up

Ten sectors in this market, and the document work each of them still does by hand.

01
Accountancy and audit
Client document collection done by email, chased by hand every year.
Collection happens on its own and what is missing is visible at any time.
02
Legal services
Document review billed hourly, done line by line.
The first pass is automatic; the review is human.
03
Financial services
Compliance processes repeated with the same documents.
One master record that asks only for what changed.
04
Insurance and broking
Submissions and claims triaged by hand before reaching the decision-maker.
Triage is automatic and the case arrives summarised.
05
Real estate and asset management
Leases read one by one to extract terms and rents.
Clauses come out as a table, linked to their source paragraph.
06
Engineering and technical consultancy
Public tenders with long requirements answered out of folders.
Every requirement linked to the document that satisfies it.
07
Private healthcare
Authorisations and billing handled by hand by clinical staff.
Admin gets out of the way of the people treating patients.
08
Logistics and freight forwarding
Customs paperwork filled in from PDFs, under deadline.
Data arrives extracted and checked.
09
Manufacturing
Quotes that take days because someone reads and retypes.
The quote starts from data already extracted and checked by a person.
10
Higher education
Funding applications and reports assembled by hand, against hard deadlines.
The report assembles itself, with every figure traceable.

A focused conversation about where your company loses qualified hours — and what it costs to carry on.