
20+ hours saved each week
Internal dashboards the Birch Gold ops desk opens every morning. About 20 hours a week off the old spreadsheet handoffs.
Cuthours
AI goes in the workflow, so a website change can be as simple as sending a text. Sheets and dashboards we usually put on n8n or Make. Some of the systems we upgraded now hold around 5,000 businesses.
Who
Agents, n8n, Make, the website, the dashboard. We wire what you already have and put it live.
First week is usually just watching how a request moves today. Then we take the copy-paste out.

Services
Voice, WhatsApp, inbox, n8n. Whatever you already use.
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Lab
Chat, statements, booking. No sales call.
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Work
Birchgold’s morning dashboard, Waterware invoices, Peter Alkema’s courses.
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Blog
Peter Alkema, Birchgold, and the cases a model will skip.
Open →What we put in
We don’t rip out your stack. We automate the parts that still need someone to remember the order.
Workflows
Forms, inboxes, sheets, the person who still copies the row. That’s the map.
AI
If you can’t name who checks the output, we won’t turn the flow on.
Web
You send the change. We don’t wait for a free afternoon.
Ops
Then it goes into n8n or Make, and a screen people actually open.
Scale
Silent retries. No owner. A green tick with empty data. Those show up around 5,000 accounts.
Build
The interface is whatever people already live in.
Impact
Some of what we upgraded now holds around 5,000 businesses. That’s where the quiet failures show up.
5,000
Businesses
Upper end of the systems we have upgraded. Volume is where silent retries and missing owners show up.
20+
Hours each week
Birchgold internal dashboards and the automations around them. Ops that used to live in sheets.
20
Hours each week
Waterware invoice extraction with IT360. Line items pulled, checked, and filed instead of typed.
Same day
Usual reply
Write wasil@cuthours.com or book a call. We read the current path before we sell a stack.
Lab
Open a card for a live demo or to leave details.
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How
Sit with how a request moves today. Find the copy-paste. That’s what we automate first.
n8n, Make, a dashboard, the website. Built on what you already pay for.
It goes live with an owner, retries that don’t lie, and a stuck list for Friday.
Work
Birchgold’s morning dashboard. Waterware invoices. Peter Alkema’s course desk, which he runs himself now.
Blog
Written from work we already shipped. Not from a template.

Case study
Peter already knew what a good course looks like. The work was getting video, voice, stills, PDFs, and quizzes out of the same outline without a studio week every time.
26 August 2026

Case study
If a dashboard is not the first tab of the day, it is a poster. Birchgold’s internal screens replaced the spreadsheet handoffs that used to eat more than twenty hours a week.
12 August 2026

Practice
A model that writes while you look away will train you to stop seeing. Keep the branches, keep the checks, and keep a person on the step that can hurt someone.
30 July 2026

Practice
A model will mark a file as done when it has only read the easy columns. Treat every “success” as a claim, then prove it against the cases a person used to handle.
9 July 2026

Practice
A straight line from trigger to “done” will break the first time the real world shows up. Draw the no path before you celebrate the yes path.
18 June 2026
Next
Tell us what you already do all week. We usually reply the same day.