Autonomous operations for owner-led businesses

Let the business run itself. Get back to building.

Hundredfold puts AI agents to work on the copy-and-paste work in your back office and your sales pipeline. You respond faster, grow steadily, and give your best hours to your customers, your team, and your family.

Built inside the tools you already use. You approve everything that matters.

Tuesday, before you're upRunning
  • Missed call recovered. Texted back, booked a Thursday estimate, added to CRM GTM
  • 12 receipts matched in Ramp. Coded to jobs; 1 sent to you for review Finance
  • Proposal drafted from yesterday's site visit. Waiting for your approval GTM
  • 3 overdue invoices reminded politely. 1 reply routed to the office Finance
  • Monday brief ready. Cash, A/R, jobs over budget, pipeline Ops
Illustrative example5 handled · 2 need you
Home-service tradesOwner-led companiesExecutives with lean teams
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The problem

Your best people are copying and pasting.

Most small businesses don't have a strategy problem. They have a speed problem. The work is good, but the follow-up is slow, the books are behind, and the owner is the glue holding five systems together.

i.

Slow responses lose good jobs

The lead calls while you're on a job. The quote waits a week. By the time you follow up, they've hired someone else.

ii.

The back office eats your evenings

Invoices keyed by hand, receipts chased at month-end, and a close that takes two weeks. Nobody started a business to do data entry.

iii.

Your systems don't talk to each other

The CRM, the accounting software, the phones, and the inbox all hold part of the story. People spend their days carrying information between them.

Where we focus

Two engines. One self-driving business.

We put agents to work where the repetitive work actually lives: behind the counter and out in front of customers.

Back office · Finance & Ops

Books that keep themselves.

The money side runs on time without anyone retyping it: bills, receipts, collections, close, and the reports you lead with.

  • Invoice entry and bill approvals
  • Receipt matching and coding in Ramp
  • Accounts receivable follow-up
  • Month-end close prep and job costing
  • Onboarding, offboarding, and IT
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Go-to-market

Every lead answered. Every quote followed up.

Customers hear back in minutes, proposals go out the same day, and nothing slips through the cracks between the call and the close.

  • Missed-call recovery and lead response
  • Site visit to recap to proposal
  • Quote follow-up and CRM updates
  • Scheduling, confirmations, and reschedules
  • Review requests and past-customer care
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Use cases

What changes on a normal Tuesday.

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Back office

Invoice entry, without the typing

BeforeSupplier invoices land as PDFs. Someone keys every line into the books, usually after hours.
AfterAn agent reads each invoice, matches the vendor and job, codes it, and drafts the bill for one-click approval.
Tools: Email · Campfire or QuickBooks · Ramp Bill PayGuardrail: Drafts only. Nothing posts to the books without a person approving it.
Back office

Receipt matching and coding in Ramp

BeforeMonth-end means chasing techs and crew leads for receipts and guessing which job a charge belongs to.
AfterThe moment a card swipes, the cardholder gets a text asking for a photo. The agent matches it, codes it to the job, and writes the memo.
Tools: Ramp · SMS or Slack · your job management systemGuardrail: Policy exceptions always route to a person.
Back office

Month-end close prep

BeforeClose eats the first two weeks of the month: reconciliations, accruals, and spreadsheets passed back and forth.
AfterBank and card feeds reconcile daily. Draft accruals, variance notes, and a close checklist are ready when your accountant sits down.
Tools: Campfire · Ramp · bank feedsGuardrail: Your accountant approves every entry.
Go-to-market

Lead response in minutes, not days

BeforeWeb forms, Google, and lead-service leads sit in an inbox until someone gets back to the office.
AfterEvery new lead gets a personal reply in minutes, a few qualifying questions, and an offer of times that actually fit your calendar.
Tools: Website forms · Google Local Services · Angi · CRM · calendarGuardrail: You approve the wording before anything goes live.
Go-to-market

Site visit to recap to proposal

BeforeYou walk the job, take great notes, and then the proposal sits in a pile for a week while the customer waits.
AfterWithin minutes of the visit the customer has a recap email, and you have a draft proposal built from your own price book and past proposals the same day.
Tools: Call or visit recording · CompanyCam · your estimating tool · ChatGPT or ClaudeGuardrail: You approve every recap and proposal. Stale prices and old scope language get flagged.
Go-to-market

Quote follow-up

BeforeQuotes go out and go quiet. Nobody has time to follow up on all of them, so most never get a second touch.
AfterQuiet quotes get a polite nudge at 48 hours, then another. You get a short call list of the warm ones every morning.
Tools: Your CRM or estimating tool · email and SMSGuardrail: Approved templates only. No automatic discounts.
Why it matters
Speed is a form of service. When your business can respond, move quickly, and stop wasting people on copy-and-paste, it grows. Plant that once, and it keeps yielding.
30

Your customers

They hear back in minutes, get clear answers, and feel cared for from the first call to the final invoice.

60

Your team

They spend their days on skilled, meaningful work instead of retyping the same information into the same five systems.

100

Your family and legacy

A business that runs without you in every seat is worth more, lasts longer, and gives you your evenings back.

How it works

Listen first. Build inside your tools. Measure everything.

No six-month strategy project and no 200-slide deck. We start with how your week actually runs and get one workflow working before we talk about the next.

Step 01

Listen

You walk us through your week. We listen for repeated tasks, data copied between systems, and the things you keep meaning to fix.

Workflow audit · 45 minutes
Step 02

Map

Each step gets sorted: delete it, make it a simple rule, give it to an agent, or keep it human. We baseline the time and cost before we build.

One-page plan · within 48 hours
Step 03

Build

We build inside the software you already pay for. The first week runs in draft mode, so you see every action before it goes live.

First workflow · weeks, not months
Step 04

Run & tend

A named owner watches every workflow. Each month you get a before-and-after report, and we decide together what to plant next.

Monthly · ongoing
Autonomy with accountability

Trust is earned in small things.

Autonomous doesn't mean unsupervised. Every workflow starts small, proves itself, and earns more responsibility over time, the same way a good new hire does.

You approve what matters

Pricing, discounts, payments, and anything sensitive always wait for a person.

Draft mode first

New workflows draft before they act. You see everything in week one.

Read-only to start

Accounting access begins read-only. Write access is earned, not assumed.

You own it all

Accounts, credentials, data, and workflows stay in your name. No lock-in.

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Why I'm doing this
I believe we are called to build. The more of our time and attention we can give to that, the better we can serve our customers, our employees, and our families.
Scott Sowers, Founder
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Ways to work together

Start small. Grow what works.

Every engagement includes a baseline before we build, a draft-only first week, a named owner for exceptions, and a monthly before-and-after report.

Start here

Workflow Audit

Complimentary

A focused session to find the copy-and-paste work costing you the most.

  • Walkthrough of your week
  • Time and cost baseline
  • One-page plan with the first workflow
Book the audit
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First Workflow

Setup + monthly

One workflow, built and running inside your tools, with guardrails and reporting.

  • Build, test, and draft-mode week
  • Team training and handoff
  • Monitoring and monthly report
Start with one
For the long haul

Autonomous Ops Partner

Monthly partnership

An ongoing partner across finance, ops, and go-to-market, adding workflows as the business grows.

  • Quarterly roadmap
  • New workflows each month
  • Owner briefings and tuning
Talk it through
Questions

Plain answers.

Do I have to switch software?

No. We build inside the tools you already use, whether that's QuickBooks or Campfire, Ramp, ServiceTitan, Jobber, HubSpot, Gmail, or Outlook. If something truly isn't working, we'll tell you, but replacing software is never the starting point.

Will AI talk to my customers without me knowing?

Only in ways you've approved. New workflows run in draft mode first. Anything involving price, discounts, disputes, or an upset customer goes to a person. You set the rules, and we write them down.

Is this about replacing my people?

It's about taking copy-and-paste off their plate so they can do the work they were hired for: serving customers, running crews, and growing the business. The best outcomes we look for are faster growth without burning out the team you have.

How fast will something be running?

The audit takes one session, and you'll have a plan within 48 hours. A first workflow is typically live in weeks, not months.

What does it cost?

Engagements are a one-time setup plus a monthly fee to run, monitor, and improve the workflow. Software subscriptions stay on your accounts and are billed to you directly. We'll price against the value we find in the audit, not hours.

What kind of businesses do you work with?

Owner-led companies where the day runs on calls, quotes, and paperwork, starting with home-service trades. If your team spends hours moving information between systems, we should talk.

Who owns what you build?

You do. Accounts, credentials, data, and workflows live in your name. If we ever part ways, everything keeps running and stays with you.

The first step

Walk me through your week.

In a 45-minute workflow audit, we'll find the copy-and-paste work hiding in your back office and your pipeline, put a number on what it costs you, and pick the one workflow worth automating first. You leave with a plan, whether or not we work together.