Your week is full of jobs a computer could do.
Typing, copying, chasing, answering the same questions. It adds up to hours every week. I'm Ryan, and I run betechnical, a UK business automation service. I set those jobs up to run themselves, so you get your hours back.
- Fixed price, agreed first
- No tech talk
- Pay the rest when it works
Here's a typical Monday, once it's set up:
- Reply to 27 customer emails1h 20mDone for you
- Confirm tomorrow's bookings45 minDone for you
- Copy new orders into the spreadsheet50 minDone for you
- Answer "are you open Sunday?" again45 minDone for you
- Fix the sales report (again)1hDone for you
What are these jobs costing you?
Tap every job you or your team do each week. Be honest!
Tap a job to see what it costs you.
Real people, real boring jobs. And the fix.
Tap "See the fix" on each one.
BeforeDozens of emails a day, answered one by one, late at night.
BeforeEvery Friday afternoon lost to sending 29 emails, one at a time.
BeforeWriting quotes at 10pm, after a full day on the tools.
BeforeCopying every order into a spreadsheet by hand, and missing stock running out.
They repeat. Same steps, every day or every week. Anything that repeats, a computer can do for you. That's all business automation is. See the full picture stories →
Six orders arrive. Nobody types a thing.
This is the kind of job I set up. Press the button and watch.
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Getting your time back is easy.
- Tell me the boring job
Two minutes with Bea, my quote assistant, or a quick call. Explain it like you would to a new member of staff.
- I build it, at a fixed price
You agree the price, and the most it could ever cost, before anything starts. No surprises.
- You get your hours back
You see it working before you pay the rest. Then it just runs, every day, while you get on with your real work.
Most jobs pay for themselves within a few months. See all prices →
Get my free ballpark price →One person. Plain English. No nonsense.
I spent ten years in IT, then in management, making computers take over the repetitive work. Now I do it for businesses of every size. You deal with me, from your first message to the handover.
My business, betechnical, is a trading name of Williams Digital Solutions Ltd.
More about me →Your free ballpark price
Get a free ballpark price in about a minute.
Bea, my quote assistant, asks a few quick questions about the job you want automated. She works out a rough price and passes it to me. No commitment and no sales calls. You'll even watch the automation run behind the scenes, using your own answers.
Behind the scenes
Here's what happens when you ask for a quote. Watch the bar at the top of the chat light up as it happens.
- You tell me what's slowRight here in the chat. About a minute.You
- Your answers are tidied into a summaryInstantlyAutomatic
- You get an email with your ballparkIn secondsAutomatic
- I get a clear breakdown of what you needIn secondsAutomatic
- I look at it properly, and use AI to help me price it fairlyWithin 2 working daysMe
- Your fixed quote lands in your inboxWithin 2 working daysAutomatic
- No obligation, no sales calls
- Prefer email? hello@betechnical.co.uk
- Prefer email? hello@betechnical.co.uk
My promises to you, in plain English and in writing
Every quote comes with a ceiling price for my work. You'll never pay more than that without agreeing to it first.
It's in my terms →Quick fixes: you pay once you've seen it working. Automations: a 50% deposit to start, and the rest once you're happy it works. Bigger builds: you pay in stages, each one after you've approved it.
See how a job works →No sales calls and no pressure. If automation isn't the right fix for you, I'll tell you honestly.
Or just say hello →Some jobs need another company's service, like Zapier. Your quote tells you so up front, says whether a free plan should do, and roughly what a paid one costs. I try free first, I get no commission, and I only pick providers I'd use myself.
More on this →Here's what just happened, built from your answers:
This is exactly the kind of thing I can set up for your own customers: enquiries in, a helpful reply out, and a neat summary for you.
Questions people usually ask
What is business automation?
Business automation, sometimes called business process automation or workflow automation, means setting your computer up to do the jobs that repeat. That includes copying information, sending reminders and answering the same questions. You don't need to understand how it works. You just get the time back.
What can you actually automate?
The jobs your team repeats every week. That means answering emails, copying information between spreadsheets, invoices and payment reminders, bookings, reports, stock, rotas, and a chat helper for your website. I can turn a spreadsheet into a simple app, and I build websites too, like this one. Some of it uses AI, for example to draft a reply for you to check. People call that AI automation. If you do something the same way again and again, it can usually run itself.
Try the builder with your own job →How much does it cost?
Small fixes start from £60. Most automations cost £250 to £600. Bigger systems start from £800. Every job has a fixed quote and a ceiling price, agreed before I start, so you always know the most you could pay.
See how pricing works →Do I need to be technical?
Not at all. That's my job. You explain how things work now, in your own words. I build it, show you how to use it, and leave you a plain-English guide.
See how a job works, in plain English →How long does it take?
Quick fixes usually take a day or two, most automations about a week, and bigger builds two to four weeks. I'll give you a date with your quote.
Ask Bea for a ballpark price →What if it stops working?
I fix any problems free for 30 days on automations and 60 days on bigger builds. After that I'm still here, at my normal rates, and your plain-English guide explains how it all works.
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