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Custom. There's no fixed package everyone gets. What gets automated is built around the specific tasks eating up your team's time, not a template with your logo on it. That's slower to describe in a sales pitch, but it's the whole reason it's useful.

No. Our offices are in Minneapolis and Northwest Arkansas, and we build automations for businesses across the US. Discovery calls happen over Zoom or Teams and the work itself is done remotely, so your location doesn't change what we can build.

Most first automations go live within a couple weeks of the discovery call. We start with the one or two tasks costing you the most hours, not everything at once. It's the same approach that runs our own business; meet our AI agents.

No. Your team keeps doing their jobs the same way, just without the tedious parts. All the setup and maintenance is on us.

We're not here to replace what's working. We build around your existing habits and automate the parts that eat up hours every week.

For some things, absolutely, and we'll tell you when that's the case. ChatGPT and Claude are great for drafting, research, and one-off tasks. But what people build with them usually lives inside one person's account, tied to their laptop or their subscription, and someone has to keep checking that it worked. What we build belongs to your business: it runs on its own, follows the same steps every time, connects to the software you actually use, retries when something fails, and our team maintains it. That's true end-to-end automation.

Those are genuinely powerful platforms, and for personal productivity they're a great fit. The difference is who they're built for. They give one person an AI assistant that can take on tasks, even on a schedule, and it works the task out fresh each time. We build business systems: automations designed around your exact process, following tested steps so the result is the same every time, connected to your industry software rather than only apps with a ready-made connector, owned by your company instead of one employee's account, and watched by our team, who fix them when something changes. Plenty of businesses use both: an AI assistant for their own day-to-day, and Bayon for the workflows the business runs on.

That's on us. If QuickBooks or Clio changes something on their end, we update the connection, so you never see it break.

Both. The automations are there so most questions never come up in the first place, but if something's still unclear, you can always ask and get a real answer pulled from your systems.