Enquiries go cold
Leads arrive after hours and on weekends. By the time someone follows up, the customer has already gone with whoever answered first.
We turn your repetitive, manual work into self-running operations — capturing, qualifying and booking every enquiry, keeping your records in sync, and running the follow-ups behind them — with a person in the loop where it matters.
Most businesses don't lose to a better product. They lose because a person couldn't get to the work in time.
Leads arrive after hours and on weekends. By the time someone follows up, the customer has already gone with whoever answered first.
Routine questions, reminders and rescheduling swallow the day of the people who should be doing the work only they can do.
Details sit in an inbox, a spreadsheet, a CRM and someone's memory. The gaps between them are exactly where things slip.
We start with the workflow leaking the most revenue and turn it into a system that runs itself — then take on the next one. Each is a product, not a science project.
Answers every call, chat and message the moment it arrives — voice, WhatsApp, web or email. Qualifies, handles the routine questions, and books straight into your calendar. Day or night, no hold music.
Runs the follow-ups your team never gets to. Chases new leads, nurtures the warm ones and revives the old ones — on the channel each customer actually replies to — so nothing goes cold.
One screen for the whole operation: what's coming in, what's converting, what's slipping. See the business instead of guessing at it — with an alert before a problem becomes a number.
Keeps your CRM, calendar, inbox and tools moving in lockstep. Every conversation and booking written back automatically — one source of truth instead of four.
Reads the forms, invoices and messages, pulls out what matters, and files it where it belongs. The data entry that eats whole afternoons, handled quietly in the background.
Most teams begin with Concierge, prove it, then switch the next system on. You never buy more than the problem in front of you.
Toggl On sits in the middle — answering your customers where they already are, and writing straight into the systems your team already works in.
You keep what works. We connect it — and add the pieces that do the work on top.
The difference between a system you trust and a gadget you switch off after a week.
The first thing we find is where you're losing time or money. The technology comes after the problem — never before it.
Your channels, your CRM, your calendar. We automate around the parts that already work instead of replacing them.
Anything a customer sees or hears has a human check behind it. Automation earns trust before it earns autonomy.
A straight line from your bottleneck to a system you can rely on. Most first systems are live in about 15 days.
A 30-minute call to map where you're losing time or revenue, and agree the one number we'll move. Free, no commitment.
Day 0We design the system, show you the return we're modelling, and price it. If it doesn't add up, we tell you.
Days 1–3We build on your existing stack and prove it on your real enquiries before a single customer ever touches it.
Days 4–15It goes live, we watch it, and we're on hand to adjust. You get a system that's run — not a hand-off.
Day 15 onwardA small team, building Toggl On from real operational experience.
Anshuman works at the intersection of technology, operations, and the customer experience — the cloud services, APIs, integrations, and multi-step workflows that sit under a running business, and the day-to-day of actually using them. He’s less interested in automation for its own sake than in what it does for a real problem: a missed lead, a customer left waiting, hours lost to a report. His approach is simple — understand the process first, automate what makes sense, use AI where it creates real leverage, keep people where they add value, then measure and improve.
Kritharth came up through years of running operations on the floor, where he saw how much of a business still runs on manual work — rosters, forecasts, stock checks, and the follow-ups that quietly slip. He started building automations around those exact problems and watched the results hold. He’s here to find the repetitive work that drains a team and turn it into reliable systems — because a business shouldn’t have to get more complicated to grow.
Signals, use cases and where AI is actually landing across industries — the useful stuff, not the hype.
The workflows seeing real adoption this quarter — and the ones that are still all talk.
Coming soonWhy lead capture is the near-universal starting point, and what it unlocks next.
Coming soonWhat the response-time research says, and how far ahead an instant answer really puts you.
Coming soonNew notes drop as we publish them — a running log of what's working in the field.
Toggl On is early. We're building our first systems with founding clients right now, so we'd rather prove it on your own enquiries than quote numbers we can't stand behind. Every engagement starts by modelling the payback — if we can't show it, we'll tell you not to buy.
What teams usually ask before flipping the switch.
Most first systems go live in about 15 days. We agree the scope and the target metric up front, so what "done" means is settled before we build.
A fixed fee to design and build the first system, then a monthly retainer to run and improve it. Every proposal includes the payback we're modelling — if we can't show a positive return, we'll tell you not to buy.
We're built to work across industries, because the same handful of workflows leak revenue almost everywhere. We start with yours, learn it deeply, and build from there.
We start there because it's usually where the money leaks. The same approach extends to customer service, scheduling, follow-up, back-office work and reporting once the first system proves out.
Least-privilege by default: only the access a system genuinely needs, sensitive data kept out of prompts where possible, and a human in the loop on anything customer-facing. We match whatever rules your business operates under.
That's the normal starting point. The discovery call exists to map your workflows and rank the opportunities before you commit to anything.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll map where you're losing time or revenue and what it would take to fix it — free, whether or not we end up working together.