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Custom development

Automation scoped to one workflow you can name.

Not "add AI to everything" — a specific handoff or repeated task automated, or a chatbot that answers from your own data instead of guessing.

What this covers

Three kinds of work, not a feature list.

Workflow automation

A repeated manual step — a handoff, a follow-up, a data copy between two systems — replaced with something that runs on its own and is checkable when it doesn't.

Chatbot integration

A chatbot for your website or WhatsApp that answers from your own knowledge base and data, with a clean handoff to a person when it doesn't know.

AI-assisted internal tooling

Internal tools that use AI for one narrow, checkable task — drafting, summarising or classifying — rather than an open-ended assistant nobody can predict.

How it works

Standalone project, or built onto Sayl.

This runs two ways: as scoped project work for anyone, or as add-on implementation for a business already running Sayl's CRM, WhatsApp or AI tooling who wants something custom built around that existing setup. Either way it starts with an enquiry, not a pre-built package.

Give us an email address or a phone number — either is enough. We use it to reply to this enquiry, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.

Questions

Before you ask

Is this the same AI Assist feature already in Sayl's CRM?

Related, not identical. Sayl's own AI Assist product works on your CRM data inside the product. This is custom automation work — built for a specific workflow, whether or not it touches Sayl at all.

Do you build for existing Sayl customers only, or new clients too?

Both. It runs as standalone project work for anyone, and as add-on implementation for businesses already running Sayl's CRM, WhatsApp or AI tooling who want something custom built around that setup.

What's the pricing model?

Scoped per project, after an enquiry. There's no published price list here, because the honest answer depends on scope — publishing a number before that conversation would be a guess dressed up as a quote.