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AI automation for Wales.

Wales is, above almost everything else, a nation of small and micro businesses, and that shapes what automation has to be here.

The firm with a dozen people or fewer, the family operation, the owner who is also the salesperson and the bookkeeper and the person who locks up at night: this is the backbone of the Welsh economy, and very few of these businesses have an IT person, let alone a tech team.

So the problem is not only that the routine work piles up, the orders keyed in twice, the dates that must be remembered, the figures carried from one system to another, it is that there is nobody in the building to own the software that would take it away.

Buy a tool and you still have to run it.

Sizrok is an AI automation agency for Wales that closes that gap: we build the bespoke software and we keep it running, so a Welsh business gets the benefit of automation without hiring a developer or standing up a tech function to look after it.

That is the whole shape of how we work. Everything is bespoke, meaning custom AI agents and workflow automation formed around the systems your business already uses, not a product you are sold and left to operate.

And to be plain, since public bodies and grant schemes crowd this search, we are a private commercial partner you engage directly, not a programme you apply to.

We are a UK team on your clock, close enough to drive down and sit with the people who do the work when a job is worth the trip, and we start by finding the one process quietly costing you the most.

Where the truthful answer is a tool you can buy ready made or simply a cleaner way of running the work rather than a build, we will tell you so and save you the money.

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AI automation services for Welsh businesses

We keep to a short, deliberate list and build each part with care, rather than promising to automate anything a person can think of.

AI agents

that carry a repeating job from its first step to its last, waking the moment a trigger lands and calling a person in only where a decision genuinely needs one.

Workflow automation

that moves work between your systems with no one in the middle, so the manual handoffs your team makes from one tool to the next simply stop.

Chatbots and voice agents

that field the day to day calls and messages in your firm's own voice, set and move appointments against a live diary, and pass anything needing a person straight to your team.

Document processing

that reads the invoices, orders, forms and inbox attachments arriving all week, lifts out the detail that counts and files it, so no figure is ever entered a second time.

Data and CRM integration

that ties together the systems now kept apart, so a detail entered once turns up wherever it is needed rather than sitting in one place alone.

We bring a few of these together around one of your workflows and hand them over as AI automation services built for your Welsh business, and then, because you have no one in house to mind them, we keep them running rather than leaving you to it.

Business hubs we cover across Wales

The businesses we work with are spread from the south coast to the north, across a country where the distances are real and the tech support has always been thin on the ground.

That takes in Cardiff and its financial, media and technology firms, the maritime, industrial and growing digital businesses of Swansea, and the manufacturing, logistics and professional firms of Newport at the mouth of the Severn.

It carries on up to Wrexham and the advanced manufacturing and industry of the north east, and out to Bangor and the education, tourism and small enterprise of the north west and the coast.

Because Cardiff is covered separately, buyers in the capital can go straight to the detail in Cardiff, which covers the city and the surrounding area.

For the rest of Wales, how we deliver does not change at all, and being a UK team means we grasp the local economy and the standards your business is genuinely held to.

Industries we serve across Wales

Wales carries a strong manufacturing and industrial base alongside a growing technology, creative and financial cluster around Cardiff and a large tourism, hospitality and agricultural sector across the rural west and north, and the automation worth building is not the same across them.

We would far rather know a handful of sectors well than spread ourselves thin over the whole map. For the country's manufacturers and industrial firms, we take on the order handling, compliance records and job paperwork that press on a business well back from the shop floor.

For its technology, creative and financial firms, we clear the onboarding, reporting and client admin that would otherwise keep skilled people carrying work between tools by hand.

For its tourism, hospitality and rural businesses, often the smallest operations with the least cover, we handle the booking, enquiry and scheduling work that lands on whoever happens to be free.

In each case the automation is shaped to the particular workflow your sector runs, and that precision is the plainest proof we have read past the label to the work underneath it.

Why a UK team beats an offshore one in Wales

A partner who can drive over and sit at your table is a different proposition entirely from a support queue worked through a dozen timezones away, and for a business with no technical staff of its own, that difference is the whole point.

Because we are UK based, our calls sit inside your working day, our answers return the same day, and where a build clearly benefits from someone seeing the operation first hand, we can make the trip.

It also means the platforms we join onto and the rules we work to, from UK data protection to whatever your sector is bound by, are the ones British businesses genuinely live with rather than a near enough copy brought in from some other market.

The question sitting under all of it is which side ends up adapting to the other.

An off the shelf product assumes you will rebuild the way you work to suit it; a bespoke build turns that around, taking the shape of how you already operate and joining onto the stack you already own.

Both are fair routes, and a straight partner will point you to the ready made option wherever it does more for you at less cost.

When a custom build is the right call, it is made to answer one business, yours, and not the levelled out needs of everyone else who bought the same software, and it comes with someone to look after it, which for a firm without a tech team is not a luxury but the thing that makes it work at all.

What this looks like for a Welsh business

Take a firm somewhere across South Wales whose renewal dates lived half in a spreadsheet and half in one person's head.

There were insurances that lapsed on their own dates, certifications and licences that had to stay current for the work to be legal, supplier contracts that rolled over or ran out, staff qualifications and training that expired quietly, and each one needed someone to notice it coming and chase the renewal in time.

It fell to the owner in the odd hour, it was easy to let slip, and a certificate allowed to lapse could mean a job stopped on the spot or an anxious scramble to put it right.

We built automation that tracks every expiry date across the places they were held, raises the chase well before the deadline, follows up the renewal, and surfaces only the cases that need a person, like a lapse that carries a real consequence or a supplier who has not come back.

Nothing fell through the gaps any more, the dates stopped depending on one person remembering, and the owner got back the low grade worry of a calendar nobody was really watching.

We keep the example to plain description on purpose: when we run the audit, the dates and hours we put to you will be the ones we actually find in your business, not a headline figure borrowed to impress.

What working with us in Wales looks like

Every engagement travels the same course, though the substance of each stage is yours and nobody else's. The starting point is a discovery audit: we take one of your workflows and follow it the whole way along, settling exactly where the time and the mistakes build up.

With that mapped, we break it down into the tasks that come round again and again, the points where work is handed from one tool to another, and the decisions that must stay in human hands.

Then we build the bespoke agents and automations, tuck them into the systems your team already uses so there is nothing new to learn, and run the result over real cases while your people sign off every output before it goes live.

We finish by handing it over with training, and then, because you have no one in house to maintain it, we stay on to keep it running and grow it as your business and its tools change.

Start with one conversation about Wales

If the routine work is piling up and there is no one in the building whose job is to fix it with software, that is exactly the gap we are built to close.

Hand us one workflow to look at and you will get a candid verdict on whether a bespoke build is worth it, and where it is, one that operates inside the systems you already own and is cared for on your behalf once it is live.

Where you sit in Wales rarely settles it. Most of the delivery runs remotely, so a firm in Swansea, over in Newport, or up toward Wrexham or Bangor gets the same build, the same testing on real cases and the same ongoing support.

Where a project truly warrants a visit, being a UK team turns that into a planned day rather than an ordeal.

Distance is not what decides whether the work is worth doing; that comes down to how well the partner understands a business like yours and how honest it is about where automation genuinely pays, and whether it will still be there to keep the thing running afterwards.

There is no obligation. Once in a while the wiser step is a tool that already exists or a modest reshaping of how the work runs rather than a build at all, and where that holds we will say it to your face.

Where a bespoke build genuinely holds up, you will leave the call with the case, the cost, and the hours it hands back all laid out. For the national view, our UK AI automation agency overview walks through the same approach at full scale.

Book a free discovery call and tell us which routine job would be first in line if you had someone to build and run the software for you.

Common questions about AI automation in Wales

There is no flat figure. Cost depends on how many systems the automation reaches, how involved the logic is, and whether it is one workflow or several. We start with one, then fix a price at the audit once we have seen your real process. Set that against the usual alternative, another part time hire or more software.
Yes. Sizrok works with businesses across Wales, from Cardiff and Swansea to Newport, Wrexham and Bangor. Most delivery is remote, with days on site where they earn their place, and as a UK team we can visit in person when a project warrants it. Because we maintain what we build, you never hold software no one can run.
Search the term and you will find Wales named agencies and national listings wearing a Welsh tag. What counts is whether the partner builds bespoke automation around the systems you already run, understands your sector's workflows, is honest about cost, and, above all for a business with no technical staff, stays on to run and maintain what it ships.
Across Wales, Sizrok works with small and mid sized UK businesses, and with teams inside larger organisations. There is no minimum size. The test is not headcount but whether a repetitive workflow is quietly eating real hours each week. Where one is, there is usually something worth automating.
It starts with the free sixty minute audit, where we look at your real process and agree what a first build would cover. That first workflow is scoped narrow, with a fixed price agreed up front, so it is a matter of weeks rather than months. You own the code and keys from day one.
Elsewhere in the UK

We work everywhere on this list.

Most of the delivery is remote, so where you are rarely decides anything. Point at a city to see the areas we cover there, or pick one from the list.

Map of the United Kingdom A simplified outline of the United Kingdom with the 14 cities sizrok works in marked. Every city is also listed as a link below. London Manchester Birmingham Leeds Liverpool Bristol Sheffield Newcastle Nottingham Leicester Edinburgh Glasgow Cardiff Belfast
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