Harness does one job for £19 a month: it chases the money. If you want more of the week wired up, this page is the build work: the install, workflows written to a sentence, the scans and the private rig.
You already pay for the books, the inbox, and ChatGPT. We wire them so the work meets you in one place: ask in the chat you already use, tap yes or no in a messenger. Drafts wait for you to approve, edit or skip. You can let routine reminders send on their own.
That is what the £950 is for. I sit in how the firm runs, wire it, and we prove it on a real overdue invoice and a real quiet quote. Harness at £19 (then £49 after the first 50 companies) is the same idea, one job: invoices.
£950
deposit. Not the monthly.
We sit in a real week, not a discovery deck. What is still done by hand, what can move, what has to stay a person. You get that map even if you stop.
Books, inbox, ChatGPT or Claude, and the jobs you named. One setup. Connor does it.
A real overdue invoice and a real quote that went quiet. If those do not behave, it is not done.
A UK virtual assistant is about £31 an hour. £950 is about thirty hours of one, except this does not hand its notice in. It is also cheaper than another quarter of you being the unpaid IT department at 11pm.
The deposit is the audit, the build, and the test. We agree the monthly after the test, in writing, once we both know what it takes to run. Nothing to pay until you say yes to it.
Because the deposit is not the monthly. It buys the work that tells us what the monthly should be: what to wire, what to leave, what a week of this firm costs. If you hate it after the test, you stop. You already have the map. If you want it running, you get a private Stripe link for the amount we agreed.
Every business has the same list. Chase the quote that went quiet. Follow up the invoice. Post the update. Check the thing that breaks. Send the Monday numbers. Small jobs, big cost, because they only happen when somebody remembers.
Tell us the job as a sentence.
"When a quote is three days old with no reply, draft the chase and show me before it sends."
That sentence becomes a workflow: built within the week, tested, running every day against the tools you already use. You approve anything customer-facing before it goes. Always.
You could, and some businesses do. Then the person who built it leaves, or a connection breaks on a Friday, and nobody knows how it works. With Harness there is a name and a phone number attached to it. When it breaks, you ring me.
This is how we run our own company. The workflows we sell are the workflows that chase our own invoices, watch our own systems and write our own Monday brief.
per custom workflow, one-off. No extra monthly cost.
The Kit, the SME AI Playbook, the bundle and the B2B sales course are one-off payments, and they sit with the free tools rather than in the middle of the build work.
One source, one question, one finished result. A first engagement that does not need a twelve-month contract.
Have a lookYears of the business are sitting in your inbox. The scan pulls out what is actually in there.
Have a lookFor businesses that cannot send their data anywhere. AI that never leaves the room.
Have a lookNot sure which one? Start with Harness.
It is £19 a month, the first seven days are free, and it is the same idea doing one job. If it fits, the rest of this page is the next conversation.