Who you are hiring

A small senior team in Faridabad. No branches, no bench.

Agentic AI Automation is an automation studio in Faridabad, Haryana. One office. The people on the audit call are the people who do the work, which is the main reason we take a limited number of engagements at a time.

Eleven years in enterprise IT. Nine of them on RPA.

Banking, healthcare and logistics — across India, the UK and the Middle East. UiPath, Power Automate, n8n, and the AI model layer above them.

Most of those nine years went on the unglamorous half of automation: keeping bots alive after the consultants left. That is the experience the whole studio is built around.

Markets served

IndiaUnited KingdomUnited States UAESingaporeSaudi Arabia

What we commit to, in writing.

  • 01Fixed price and a date, in writing, before work starts.
  • 02Code in your repository, your cloud, your credentials — from day one, not at handover.
  • 03The WhatsApp number and Meta Business Manager stay in your name.
  • 04Your own AI API key and bill — no token reselling, no margin taken.
  • 05Self-hosted n8n, with no per-task metering from us.
  • 06Thirty days of defect fixing included; support optional, never a dependency.
  • 07A confidence threshold, refusal path and review queue on every agent.
  • 08The measurement method agreed at scoping, not argued about afterwards.

How we work

Four steps, and one of them is us saying no.

1

Audit

Forty-five minutes, free, on one process. A straight answer on whether automating it is worth doing — including when the answer is no.

no charge
2

Scope and fixed price

One process, one price, one date. Written down before any work starts.

in writing
3

Build in the open

Repository access from day one and a working demo every week. Not a status deck.

weekly demo
4

Handover and exit

Documentation and a runbook as standard deliverables, with 30 days of defect fixing included. Ongoing support is optional by design.

exit documented

We will tell you what not to automate.

We turn work down when maintenance would cost more than the saving. A process that changes every month, or one with no written rules and no history of past decisions, is not a good automation candidate — and saying so on the call is cheaper for both of us than discovering it in month three.

There are also no published case studies on this site, deliberately. A case study should name the client, state how the result was measured, and carry written approval before it goes online. Ours are in that process. The full policy is here.

Start with one process

Show us the job nobody in your team wants to do.

Forty-five minutes, no charge, no deck. You will get a straight answer on whether it is worth automating — and if it isn't, you will get that answer too.