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Lead capture and follow-up
Connect enquiries from forms to the next step in your process, with routing, reminders, and follow-up rules that help your team respond consistently.
AI automation services
AI automations that reduce repetitive work.
Missed enquiries, repeated data entry, and manual follow-ups make growing teams work harder than they need to. Sajjify connects the steps around those tasks into practical workflows with clear ownership.
What we build with you.
We start with a repeated task and the systems your team already uses. Some steps need a dependable rule; others can benefit from AI. The goal is a useful workflow that captures the right information, moves it to the right place, and leaves people in control of decisions that need judgement.
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CRM and internal handoffs
Reduce repeated entry and unclear ownership by connecting records, pipeline stages, notifications, and responsibilities across the agreed tools.
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Support and reporting
Explore assistants using your own content, with a route to a person when needed, or automate routine reporting so useful information reaches the team.
From the first conversation to a useful launch.
Step 1
Map the workflow
Identify where work repeats or gets lost. Review the tools, data, owners, and exceptions before deciding which steps should be automated.
Step 2
Connect and test
Build the agreed workflow and test routine and exception cases. Define what needs human review and what should happen when a step cannot complete.
Step 3
Handoff and refine
Review how the workflow is used, explain the handoffs, and discuss maintenance and improvements as business needs change.
Before we start.
Explore pricing and starting investmentsDoes every automation need AI?
No. Clear rules and direct integrations are often enough. AI can be useful for tasks involving language or content, while predictable steps can stay rule-based.
Can automation work with our existing tools?
That depends on the APIs, integration options, and access available in those tools. We review the setup before agreeing the workflow and scope.
Will people still review important decisions?
We identify steps that need approval, judgement, or an exception handoff as part of the workflow design. The scope should make those responsibilities clear.