One we built.
Bender Engineering
A proposal agent that turns an inbound request and a set of plans into a filed job and a drafted proposal, ready for review.
What We Build
For businesses where the paperwork that bills the work waits on one person.
Luxin, an AI consulting firm, builds this inside the software your office already uses. Here is the work it takes over.
A request for a quote sits in the inbox until somebody has a free afternoon.
Work that is already finished waits weeks to be invoiced.
Every proposal is retyped from the last one, from memory or from paper.
Spot a request for a quote or a proposal as it arrives
Draft the proposal or quote from your own templates and rates
Read a photo of a handwritten work order and fill in the invoice
Match every job to the right customer, rate and terms
Hold the finished document in draft until you approve it
The paperwork that bills the work stops waiting for a free afternoon.
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: twenty minutes with whoever writes the paperwork, your rate sheet, and three proposals or invoices you were happy with.
Days two to four: the system reads the requests and the work orders, matches each one to the right customer and rate, and drafts the document.
Day five: you read the first drafts, fix what it got wrong, and approve the ones that are right.
Week two: it learns your templates, your handwriting and your customers, and the drafts are waiting before you ask.
One we built.
A proposal agent that turns an inbound request and a set of plans into a filed job and a drafted proposal, ready for review.
Every draft, email, invoice, and calendar entry waits for a person to approve it.
The proposal, the quote and the invoice all wait in draft until you have read them.
These are the programs Luxin builds into. If yours is not here, ask: most business software can be connected.
Thirty minutes, no deck. You describe how the work actually happens, and I tell you plainly whether there is something worth building.