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We build end-to-end automation systems that combine AI agents and API integrations—so leads get captured, customers get scheduled, requests get routed, and your team stops doing repetitive tasks.
The best automation isn’t “AI for everything.” It’s a focused system that removes friction at the exact points that slow your business down: lead capture, follow-up, scheduling, routing, support, and paperwork.
BENT Enterprise builds automation systems where AI does the repetitive work, integrations move the data, and your team stays in control. The outcome: faster response times, fewer dropped leads, better customer experience, and less admin work.
These are the most common “automation packages” businesses ask for—each one can be deployed in phases and improved over time.
Turn website traffic into qualified leads with consistent intake and smart routing.
Capture and follow up on leads when your office is closed.
Reduce missed calls and speed up scheduling.
Automatically sort customer requests and route them correctly.
Draft replies quickly while keeping approvals in place.
Extract structured fields from PDFs/forms and route them automatically.
Help your team find answers in approved documentation fast.
Turn activity into actionable insights.
We’ll identify the first system to build, then map a phased rollout so you can launch fast and improve over time.
Below are sample flows we commonly implement. Each one is designed with logging, fallback behavior, and clean handoffs.
Trigger: Visitor opens chat and requests help.
Steps: AI asks intake questions → validates service area → captures contact info → tags service type → creates CRM record + notes.
Outcome: Your team gets a qualified lead with context, not just a phone number.
Trigger: Form submission.
Steps: Create lead → send SMS follow-up → ask 2–3 qualifying questions → offer scheduling options → update CRM.
Outcome: Higher contact rates and faster time-to-appointment.
Trigger: Email/SMS/chat support message arrives.
Steps: Classify request → detect urgency → collect missing details → create ticket → assign queue → notify owner.
Outcome: Faster resolution and fewer misrouted issues.
Trigger: New review detected.
Steps: Generate draft response → send to manager for approval (optional) → publish response → log transcript.
Outcome: Consistent, fast review responses with control.
Trigger: Document uploaded or received.
Steps: Extract key fields → validate required items → update CRM/ops record → notify team → store audit log.
Outcome: Less manual entry and fewer mistakes.
Trigger: End of day.
Steps: Pull activity → summarize key events → list exceptions → create follow-up tasks → email summary.
Outcome: Better visibility and tighter operations.
We choose a system with fast ROI and minimal disruption.
We define triggers, steps, fields, and handoffs.
We implement the system with validation, retries, and logs.
We monitor performance and refine based on real usage.
We’ll map your workflow and recommend the fastest first build.
Automation is powerful—but control matters. We design systems with oversight so your business stays protected.
Usually not. Most automations can be built on top of what you already use using APIs, webhooks, and clean workflow design.
Yes. After-hours capture and follow-up is one of the highest-ROI systems we build.
We implement guardrails, approved knowledge sources, and optional human approvals for customer-facing actions.
Yes. We can create/update records, add notes, tag leads, and trigger follow-ups based on workflow rules.
Absolutely. We typically launch a best-first system, then add new flows once the first is stable and producing results.
We build with retries, logging, and alerting—so failures are visible and recoverable instead of silent.
We track practical KPIs: response time, lead capture rate, appointment conversion, reduced admin time, and exception counts.
Yes. Ongoing monitoring and improvement is available so your automation keeps working as tools and workflows evolve.
No, but we’re Philadelphia-based and build with local service businesses in mind.
It depends on scope, but many systems can launch in phases—fast first version, then continuous improvement.
If you’re ready to automate the busywork and build systems that scale, reach out.