CloudHack embeds with your back-office teams, maps the manual work, and builds custom agentic workflows that run it — end to end. You buy the product, not the hours.
// one hour with your team → a working proof of concept
Reconciliations, report generation, data entry between systems, rebate processing, invoice matching — the work that keeps your best people from doing their actual jobs. It doesn't show up on a strategy deck, but it shows up on every P&L. We find it, and we build the agent that does it.
No six-month discovery phase. No hourly billing. We watch the work, then we build the thing that does the work.
We sit with one team — finance, ops, customer service — and watch a real workflow happen, start to finish.
We document every step, system touch, and decision point, and quantify the hours and dollars it consumes.
We design and build a custom agentic workflow on top of your existing systems — connected through a tailored MCP integration library, white-glove to your stack.
The product goes live and we keep it running — monitoring, tuning, and extending it as your processes evolve.
Live proofs of concept built from real back-office workflows. Pick one.
Every night, managers reconcile POS tip data against payroll by hand. The agent pulls both systems, matches by shift, flags variances, and files the payroll adjustment — before the manager gets home.
Consulting firms bill you for time. We deliver a working asset you own — then keep it running.
A fixed price for a working, deployed agentic workflow — scoped to the process we mapped, priced against the labor it replaces.
A monthly fee that keeps the product healthy — so it never becomes shelfware.
Why this works: your cost is anchored to the value of the automation — not to how long we take. If the workflow saves $400K a year in labor, the price of the build is obvious. Our incentive is to ship fast and keep it running.
// built on the frontier agentic platforms, connected through the Model Context Protocol
We'll watch the work, map the cost, and come back with a proof of concept that does it. If it doesn't earn the build, you've lost an hour.
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