Customer & Revenue
Answer customers, qualify demand, follow up quotes, manage bookings and keep revenue-moving conversations from becoming manual chase lists. Voice is ready to set up yourself; the other capabilities here are scoped builds.
About
Built from theworkflow out.
blobdesk builds systems across customer operations, internal workflows, integrations, and agent infrastructure — around the tools a business already uses.
How we work
We build working versions of your workflows — not decks.
Enquiries, handoffs, system glue, agent guardrails: the messy operational work that actually runs a business. We start with the workflow in front of you, connect the systems you already use, and ship something you can inspect before rollout.
Bring the workflow, the inputs you have today, and the result you need. We'll research the stack, build a working version, and you decide the rest. Brighton-based.
What we build
Four families of work.
Customer systems, operational workflows, integrations, and agent infrastructure. Each proposal is still specific to one workflow and outcome.
Operations & Finance
Recover payments, reconcile records, clean data, assemble evidence and move routine operational work between the systems your team already trusts. Each capability is scoped to your stack before build.
Build & Integrate
Build focused applications, integrations, browser workflows and migration tools around the job—not around a generic software category. We scope each build before production.
Agent Systems
Inventory agent activity, define permissions, evaluate behaviour, monitor runtime decisions and expose safe tools through MCP and WebMCP. Scoped before rollout.
Working version
See it working before rollout
Where the workflow allows, the next step is an inspectable sample — not a slide about what the system might do later.
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Tell us the work
The job, current inputs, systems, and the result you need.
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We research and build
A sandbox, tested integration, sample output, or evaluation on public, synthetic, or permissioned inputs.
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You inspect, then we agree rollout
Production access is scoped separately. Consequential actions stay human-controlled until you agree otherwise.
What stays true
Specific at sale. Honest on the page.
Do the work
A focused automation, custom application, integration, or managed operational flow. The useful object is a working result, not a transformation deck.
Inspect before rollout
Where the workflow allows, we create a sandbox, tested integration, sample output, or another inspectable working version first.
Use the tools you already have
We prefer to build around the CRM, calendar, phone, document store, accounting package, project system, or API your team already uses.
Evidence and a human boundary
Production access is scoped separately. Consequential actions stay human-controlled until you agree otherwise. We do not invent customers or results.
Operational systems for customer-facing work, internal workflows, integrations, and agent infrastructure — each tied to a specific job and outcome. That includes customer operations (such as Voice for local businesses), focused automations, custom applications, and managed flows around the tools you already use.
Teams with repeatable operational work, clear inputs and outputs, and systems they already rely on. We are a strong fit when you can describe the trigger, the steps today, and what “done” looks like — and when you want to inspect a working version before wider rollout.
Yes. Where the workflow allows, we put together a sandbox, tested integration, sample output, or another inspectable working version first. You review the result; production rollout is agreed separately.
We start with a short workflow conversation: what triggers the work, which systems are involved, what result you need, and where a person should still review or approve. If the scope is unclear, the risk is too high, or we are not the right team, we will say so early.
Usually. We prefer to build around the CRM, calendar, phone number, document store, accounting package, or API your team already uses — and we only add a separate interface when the workflow genuinely needs a queue, permissions, history, or settings.
From the workflow. Once we understand the inputs, systems, and result, we agree a fixed build, an accepted-output package, a recurring operational run, or ongoing care — whichever matches the job.
Early work can use public, synthetic, or permissioned samples. Production access is agreed separately, kept to the minimum required, and consequential actions stay human-controlled unless you agree otherwise. After rollout, we hand over the agreed system and evidence, or continue with monitoring, exception review, and focused improvements where ongoing care is useful.