Heoka wires the AI your firm already pays for into the jobs nobody has time for. Two ways in: a £19 a month product (£49 after the first 50 companies) that chases the money you are owed, or a build that takes the jobs particular to your firm and makes them happen on their own. You approve everything before it leaves the building.
Data centre work pays late by design. Sixty and ninety day terms. An application for payment that gets certified when it suits somebody else. Retention sitting there long after the kit was commissioned. A main contractor who is not refusing to pay, just not paying yet. So somebody in your office spends half the week on the phone asking for money you have already earned, and that somebody is usually the person who should be pricing the next package.
Harness reads your accounting system overnight. Every invoice, its due date, and how that customer has actually behaved before, because someone who always pays on day 60 is not late on day 55, they are themselves.
Invoice number, amount, the date it was due. Firmer the longer it has run, and never firmer than your firm would actually be. Retention releases and applications get put back in front of you on the day they are due, not a year later.
In the morning you read what it wrote and decide. That takes a minute. Drafts wait for you to approve, edit or skip, so it never says something you would not have said.
Card taken today. You are charged £19 on day 8 unless you cancel. Cancel any time.
Chasing money is one job. It is not the job that eats your Thursday night. That one is the report nobody wrote, the alarm mail nobody turned into an incident note, the drawing nobody could find, the sign-off that was outstanding on the morning of the shutdown. All of it lives in somebody's head, and the somebody is busy.
Build Your Own is the version shaped to your firm. We sit in a real week, not a discovery deck. We find what is still done by hand, what can move, and what has to stay a person. Then it gets wired into the books, the inbox, the drawings and the chat you already use, and we test it on real work before anyone calls it finished.
£950 deposit. Audit, build, test on your books. If you want it running after that, monthly is a number we agree from the scope.
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.
You keep the map and what was built, even if you never go monthly.
These are the sort of jobs this industry keeps describing to us. None of them is built and running for a named customer today, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. They are here because they are the shape of the thing, and because if one of them is your Thursday night, that is the conversation to have on the floor.
Every one of them ends the same way. It does the reading and the writing. A person reads it and taps yes.
Data centre operators and colocation providers. M&E and electrical contractors. Fibre, ducting and civils firms. Cooling and containment installers. Commissioning, security and fit-out subcontractors. Suppliers into the hyperscaler chain. Anyone invoicing a main contractor and waiting, and anyone whose best engineer spends Friday writing a report instead of engineering.
It is not for you if the paperwork already runs itself, or if nobody in the firm will ever tap approve. The whole thing is built around a person deciding.
Find me on the floor on Thursday.
Business Design Centre, Islington, all day, and at the Closing Happy Hour that evening. If we do not cross paths, put twenty minutes in and I will show you it running on real overdue invoices rather than a demo video.