AI systems for small businesses in Greater Boston

Fix the system.
Then add the AI.

Most small companies run on spreadsheets and group texts. AI can’t read that. We put your operation on one system of record, automate the leaks, then build agents that do real work.

  • Free 3-week assessment
  • Fixed-fee implementation
  • No hourly meter
Intake agent On a client’s website

Our AC stopped working. Can someone come out this week?

Yes. Three quick questions so the technician comes prepared: your address, the system’s age, and the best time window?

12 Elm St, about 10 years old, mornings.

Booked for Thursday at 9am. You’ll get a text when the technician is on the way.

Example conversation with the intake agent we build for clients.

Where the money leaks

AI can’t read a group chat.

The businesses that seem to have AI figured out mostly just have clean, connected systems. The AI sits on top. That order is the whole method.

  • Work done on a handshake

    Add-ons, changes and extras happen before anyone approves the price. Margin disappears quietly.

  • Leads that wait

    A form fill or missed call sits overnight. Customers buy from whoever responds first.

  • Everything waits on you

    Every order, invoice and customer issue needs you. Growth stops at your desk.

How we work

Four phases.
A gate at each one.

You don’t pay for AI until the data under it is clean. Each phase has to hit its gate before the next one starts.

Timelines are for a 10–20 person company. Smaller teams move faster.

  1. 00

    Assessment

    3 weeks, free

    We map how work actually flows, list every spreadsheet and message thread, and measure where time and money leak. Then we pick the few tools you need.

    Gate A: a fixed-fee proposal you can say no to.

  2. 01

    Foundation

    Weeks 4–10

    Every customer, job and order moves into one system. The first automations stop the biggest leaks: approvals, lead intake, follow-up.

    Gate B: nothing important lives in a spreadsheet or group text anymore.

  3. 02

    Money & margin

    Weeks 10–18

    You see profit on every job, product or account while it's still running. Invoices get read and coded automatically. One cash forecast.

    Gate C: you know your margin before the job closes, not at tax time.

  4. 03

    AI layer

    Week 18 onward

    Agents go to work on clean data, starting with the ones that win customers and protect margin.

    Result: agents in production, each with a named owner.

Solutions

Agents that do a job,
not a demo.

Six jobs every business has, no matter what you sell. Each one gets an owner on your team who approves its work.

  • Intake agent

    Answers every call, form and message within minutes, asks the right questions, and books the appointment, estimate or table.

    Replaces leads sitting in an inbox

  • Paperwork reader

    Reads invoices, receipts and forms, pulls out what matters, files it where it belongs, and asks you only when something looks off.

    Replaces data entry and chasing paper

  • Voice-to-notes

    Someone talks into their phone and the agent writes it up: site logs, shift handoffs, visit notes, meeting notes.

    Replaces reports nobody writes

  • Quote builder

    Turns a request into a priced quote or proposal from your own prices and past jobs, ready for your review.

    Replaces quotes that take days

  • Customer updates

    Keeps customers informed without you: order status, appointment reminders, project progress, in your voice.

    Replaces “just checking in” calls

  • Follow-up agent

    Chases unpaid invoices, unsigned quotes and review requests on a schedule, politely, until it's done.

    Replaces follow-ups that slip

We don’t build what you can buy.

We start with the tools you already use, recommend the right ones where you have gaps, then connect everything. Agents come last, and only where software stops.

  • What you have

    Keep what works

    Already on a CRM, booking tool or accounting software? We build on it. No rip and replace.

  • What you're missing

    Fill the gaps

    Still on spreadsheets for something? We recommend the right tool for your size and budget, and set it up.

  • What we add

    Agents on top

    Once your tools talk to each other, we build agents for the work software can't do.

Industries

One method. Any business that runs on customers and invoices.

The leaks look the same everywhere: slow replies, work done without sign-off, costs nobody sees until month end. The fix is the same order every time.

  • Construction & trades
  • Home services
  • Real estate
  • Restaurants & food
  • Retail & e-commerce
  • Professional services

Don’t see yours? Tell us how you run today.

First design partner, construction In progress

A Greater Boston custom home builder, moving from spreadsheets and group texts to one system.

Target metrics for the design partner
MetricBaselineTarget
Lead response timeSet in Phase 0Under 15 minutes
Change orders signed before workSet in Phase 0100%
Budget variance per jobSet in Phase 0Under 3%
Warranty ticket close timeSet in Phase 0Under 7 days

Results published at each gate, with the client's permission.

Fixed fees.
No hourly meter.

You know the price of each phase before it starts, and you can stop at any gate.

  • Phases 1–2

    Implementation

    Quoted after the assessment

    Systems set up, active work migrated, first automations live, profit visible.

  • Phase 3

    AI agents

    Per agent + monthly

    Agents built on your data, handed to a named owner, and supported after launch.

About

Wild for the people. Wire for the systems.

Your business is a little wild. It should be. That's the people, the instincts, the way you like things done. We keep all of it and build the wiring underneath, so it runs without you holding it together.

I'm Aslihan, founder of Wildwire. I'm an ML and AI engineer who built production systems at a Fortune 500 company, a Salesforce developer, and co-founder of ZoneIQ, which turns an address into a feasibility report for real estate developers. Now I bring that same engineering to small businesses: first the systems your team actually uses, then the AI that runs on top of them.

Wildwire · Greater Boston, MA

House rules

  1. 1If it isn't in the system, it didn't happen.
  2. 2Every system has one named owner inside your company.
  3. 3Buy before build. We write code only where software stops.
  4. 4Adoption is the real risk, so we plan for it from day one.

Book a free systems assessment.

  1. 1An intro call about how your company runs today.
  2. 2Three weeks of discovery with your team.
  3. 3A written plan and a fixed-fee proposal you can say no to.