Business messaging agent
An assistant on your WhatsApp or Telegram number: appointment booking, common questions, capture and triage of requests, order tracking — without tying up your team.
Three families of work, one point of contact. Every line is a defined deliverable, with a written scope and a fixed price set after the diagnosis.
Family A
Systems that carry out repetitive work on their own, wired into the tools you already use.
An assistant on your WhatsApp or Telegram number: appointment booking, common questions, capture and triage of requests, order tracking — without tying up your team.
An agent that answers at any hour: appointments, opening hours, case status, qualification and human handover. It connects to your WhatsApp calls or your existing phone system — with no new number.
Invoices, quotes and standardised documents produced automatically from a form or a spreadsheet — no manual formatting, no transcription errors.
Every incoming request is recorded in a structured base, notified to the right person and placed in an automatic follow-up sequence. Nothing gets lost.
A private dashboard showing your indicators in real time — sales, requests, stock, attendance — updated on its own, viewable from a browser.
A question-and-answer interface wired into your own documents — procedures, policies, product sheets. Your teams get the answer without digging through folders.
Continuous monitoring, small adjustments (a new question, a changed form, a rule to modify) and priority handling in case of an incident. No commitment.
Family B
The structuring documents of an organisation — written the way funders, banks and partners actually read them.
Market analysis, operating model, three-year projections, risk section — structured for a funder or a bank to read. In French, Arabic, or both.
Real demand, technical requirements, cost structure, break-even point, reasoned opinion. Sometimes the deliverable is "don't do this" — and that is the one that saves you the most.
The complete file for a funding window: forms, annexes, budget, presentation note — assembled correctly the first time.
Assembly and verification of the bid file: up-to-date administrative documents, a checklist per procedure, packaging of the file, and an alert on what is missing before submission.
A 10 to 15 page deck with a one-page executive summary: what the project is, why it holds together, what is being asked for.
An organisation that works on paper and in practice: statutes and governance in order, roles clarified, financial tracking and reporting templates installed.
Continuous administrative back-office for associations and cooperatives: narrative and financial reports delivered on time, funding windows monitored, files prepared.
Family C
Professional documents ready to publish, in the expected register and language.
A complete, publishable report built from your raw material: executive summary, coherent argument, clean formatting. Two revision cycles included.
A dense, checked synthesis of a body of documents: what comes out of it, what contradicts itself, what it implies for you.
A carefully built substantive document, usable for credibility, lead generation or a funding conversation.
A process, a product or a system documented in language the team actually uses — not a binder nobody opens.
Articles, professional posts, newsletter editions or written contributions in your voice, published under your signature.
A native rewrite in the target language, at the same professional register — not a word-for-word translation. Billed per document, never per word.
A fixed volume agreed each month — posts, a feature article, or continuous documentation work — with priority handling.
How a project starts
We never give a price without having understood the real process. Thirty minutes is enough to know whether the need is workable, at what level of effort, and whether we are the right people.
Describe your situation in a few sentences. We reply within 24 h with a concrete direction.