One we built.
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A lead engine for a fractional-CFO firm: answer a few questions once, and it finds the matching firms, the right person inside each, and a verified way to reach them.
What We Build
For the work no off-the-shelf product has ever fit, built on top of your Company Brain.
Luxin, an AI consulting firm, builds this inside the software your office already uses. Here is the work it takes over.
The job is specific to you, so no product was ever built for it.
One person knows how it is done, and it stops when they are out.
You pay for three tools that each do part of it, and people fill the gaps by hand.
Write down how the work is actually done today, step by step
Build the software that follows those steps: code does the math, AI writes the words
Connect it to the tools you already use, and to your Company Brain
Run it against your own records, not a demo set
Put every result in front of a person to check before anything happens
The work no product was built for gets a system made for exactly that.
A pilot is one task at one fixed price, built into the tools you already use. Here is how the first days go, and how the second week ends.
Day one: an hour with the person who does the work today, and three or four real examples of it done well.
Days two to four: we write the steps down in plain English, check them with you, and build the first version.
Day five: it runs against your own records, and the result waits for a person to check before anything happens.
Week two: you change a step yourself, watch the output change, and decide what stays manual.
One we built.
A lead engine for a fractional-CFO firm: answer a few questions once, and it finds the matching firms, the right person inside each, and a verified way to reach them.
Every draft, email, invoice, and calendar entry waits for a person to approve it.
It produces the work. You decide what happens to it.
These are the programs Luxin builds into. If yours is not here, ask: most business software can be connected.
A free first call, thirty minutes, no deck. You describe how the work actually happens, and we tell you plainly whether there is something worth building.