Seros is a consulting firm that specialises in putting AI, and AI agents in particular, to work inside a business. We start with advice, in writing. Where the advice says build, we build it to a fixed scope, with people approving every consequential step an agent takes.
A short, fixed-fee engagement. We interview the people doing the work, map the processes, and deliver a written assessment: where AI and agents pay off, where they do not, the data and security risks, the vendors worth considering, and a sequenced plan with a cost for each step. You own the document whether or not we build anything.
A monthly allowance of senior hours for leaders who need a straight answer on AI. It covers vendor and model evaluation, architecture review, pilot design, policy for staff use of AI, and coaching the team that will own the systems.
AI agents that carry out multi-step work across your tools: triaging inboxes, preparing quotes, reconciling records, chasing follow-ups. Each agent has a defined scope, a record of every action, and a person who approves anything consequential before it happens.
A CRM shaped to how you actually sell and serve, instead of the other way round. AI drafts follow-ups, summarises accounts, flags stalled deals and suggests next steps. It is connected to email, calendar and the systems you already use, and deployed where you control the data.
The internal tools, portals and back-office workflows underneath, plus the integrations that join your systems so a fact is entered once. Fixed scope, weekly demos, code in your repository.
A monthly retainer after delivery: model and dependency updates, monitoring of agent behaviour and cost, security updates, a named contact for breakage, and a fixed allowance of change hours.
An agent may propose, draft and prepare; a person decides anything that moves money, contacts a customer, or changes a record of consequence. Every action is logged. We will tell you plainly when a problem does not need a model at all. That answer is free, and it is often the right one.
Staff augmentation by the body. Open-ended time-and-materials projects with no written scope. Fully autonomous agents that act on customers or money with no person in the loop. Marketing sites. Anything where nobody on your side owns the outcome.
