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Scenox Studios

AI automation partner for enterprises, agencies and growing businesses

Automate the operations that run your business.

Scenox is an AI automation agency. We design, build and run automated workflows and AI agents across finance, operations, support and sales, connected to the systems you already use, with your team approving the steps you choose.

6–10 weeks
to a first workflow in production
Your cloud or ours
including on-premises models
Every action logged
with approval on the steps you choose

Process supplier invoices from the finance inbox, match them to purchase orders, route large ones for approval and post the rest to NetSuite.

  1. Reading 38 invoices from the shared inbox14s
  2. Extracting and validating line items1m 52s
  3. Matching each invoice to its purchase order9s
  4. Routing 4 invoices over $10k to the AP leadsent
  5. Posting matched invoices to NetSuite48s

31 invoices posted, 4 awaiting approval, 3 sent for review

Each exception includes the reason and the source PDF

Complete

AI automation services we build

AI for the work that keeps your business running: models read, write and decide by your rules, and your team approves what matters. Most projects combine two or three of these around one workflow.

Or run a whole function end to end

Blueprints connect the workflows into one system: GTM from target account to closed-won, order-to-cash, onboarding, the month-end close. Built one workflow at a time.

All blueprints

GTM automation system

8 stages

  1. 01

    Target accounts

    3 automated

    Your team decides: Revenue leadership approves the ICP definition

  2. 02

    Enrichment and research

    3 automated

    Your team decides: The account owner reads the note

  3. 03

    Outbound with approval

    3 automated

    Your team decides: The rep approves or edits each first touch before it is sent

  4. 04

    Inbound capture, scoring and routing

    4 automated

    Your team decides: Sales ops owns the routing rules

  5. 05

    Meetings and pre-call briefs

    3 automated

    Your team decides: The rep sets the agenda

  6. 06

    Follow-ups and CRM upkeep

    3 automated

    Your team decides: The rep approves the follow-up

  7. 07

    Pipeline hygiene and forecasting inputs

    3 automated

    Your team decides: Sales managers set the forecast category for each deal

  8. 08

    Hand-off to onboarding

    3 automated

    Your team decides: The account executive reviews the hand-off note

Who we work with

Enterprises buy private deployments, agencies resell systems under their own brand, and smaller teams start with one fixed-price workflow.

One inbound lead, handled two ways

From form fill to booked meeting. A team does it with research, emails and hand-offs that take a day or more. A system does the research and drafts the reply in about a minute, and a rep approves it before it is sent.

  • Routine steps run on their own

    Research, data entry, follow-ups and scheduling.

  • You choose what needs approval

    Set per workflow, such as outbound emails or record changes.

workflow / inbound lead → first reply
Your team Scenox system
  • Lead captured
    ~4 h in inbox
    0.2 s
  • Research & enrichment
    ~25 min
    3.1 s
  • Qualification
    ~10 min
    1.4 s
  • Reply drafted
    ~15 min
    ~1 min
  • Rep approves reply
    —
    ~3 min
  • Booking link sent
    ~1 day
    with reply
  • CRM updated
    often skipped
    0.9 s
Your team

~1–2 days

2–3 people involved

Scenox system

Under 5 minutes

Reply sent after a rep approves it

Voice agents for busy phone lines

They answer at any hour, qualify and book during the call, follow up on leads and write each outcome to your CRM. Listen to an inbound and an outbound sample, both with synthetic voices.

  • Natural, low-latency speech

    Current neural voices with natural turn-taking.

  • Actions during the call

    Bookings, work orders and record updates made live.

  • Warm transfer to your team

    The person who picks up gets a summary of the call so far.

Maintenance request

Property management line · synthetic voices

Estimate the time you could get back

Set the sliders to match one workflow in your business. The workflow audit replaces these assumptions with measured numbers before you commit to a build.

Get a measured estimate

Your workflow today

6
15 h
$45
60%

What the system costs

$40,000
$1,500/mo

Estimated each year

Hours returned to your team
2,592
Net of running costs
$98,640
Payback on the build
4.9 months
Capacity freed
1.4 FTE
Time value, before costs
$116,640

An estimate from your inputs, assuming 48 working weeks and 1,800 productive hours per FTE. It leaves out the time your team spends reviewing exceptions and the ramp-up period; the audit measures both. How to calculate ROI

Systems we run in production

We built these for our own operations and for clients. New projects start from their architecture, which shortens delivery and lowers risk.

All systems

How a project runs

Four stages, each with a written output. Most first workflows reach production in six to ten weeks.

Engagement details
  1. 1Weeks 1–2

    Discover

    We map how the workflow runs today: every step, tool, hand-off and exception.

    Output: Workflow map and success metrics

  2. 2Weeks 2–3

    Design

    We design the system: agents, data access, approval points and how success is measured.

    Output: System design and build plan

  3. 3Weeks 3–6

    Build and pilot

    We build it, score it on your past cases, then run it in shadow mode on live work next to your team.

    Output: Pilot results against the agreed metrics

  4. 4Weeks 6–10, then ongoing

    Launch and operate

    A staged rollout to production, then we monitor quality, handle incidents and improve the system as your business changes.

    Output: A live system and monthly reports

  • Workflow audit

    1–2 weeks

    One to two weeks to map one workflow, measure the opportunity and produce a build plan with a fixed price.

    Fixed fee

  • Pilot build

    6–10 weeks

    One workflow built, piloted on your real cases and rolled out in stages, measured against success metrics agreed up front.

    Fixed scope

  • Managed operations

    Ongoing

    We monitor, maintain and extend your systems after launch, with a monthly report against the agreed metrics.

    Monthly

Security and integration

The controls your security team will ask about, where each system can run, and the tools it connects to.

Enterprise details

Works inside the tools you already run, and anything else with an API.

  • HubSpot
  • SAP
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • Gmail
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion
  • Confluence
  • Stripe
  • Shopify
  • Snowflake
  • Postgres
  • Airtable
  • Jira
  • Calendly

Frequently asked questions

Anything else? Write to hello@scenoxstudios.com

What does an AI automation agency do?

An AI automation agency designs and builds software that takes repetitive work off your team: reading documents, answering routine requests, updating records and moving work between systems. Agencies differ most in what happens after launch. We run and monitor what we build, report against agreed metrics every month and fix it when something breaks.

What does Scenox do?

We design, build and run automation for business operations: end-to-end workflows, AI agents for tasks that need judgment, knowledge assistants that answer from your documents, private AI models, and voice agents. They work inside the tools your team already uses.

What is the difference between a knowledge assistant and a private model?

A knowledge assistant uses retrieval-augmented generation (RAG): it looks up your documents at the moment a question is asked, so answers stay current and cite sources. A private model is a small language model trained on your examples to do one task very well, such as classifying tickets, and suits high-volume work that needs to be private, fast and cheap. Many systems use both.

How much does AI automation cost?

It depends on the workflow, integrations and volume. Most clients start with a fixed-fee workflow audit, which gives you a build plan and a fixed price before you commit to more.

How long until we see results?

A pilot running on your own cases usually takes three to five weeks. Shadow running and a staged rollout to production take another two to five, depending on integrations and your security review. Most first workflows are in production within six to ten weeks.

Can it run in our own cloud or on-premises?

Yes. Systems and custom models can be deployed in your AWS, Google Cloud or Azure account, or on your own hardware, when your security policies require it.

What happens when the AI gets something wrong?

Systems check their own work, ask for approval on sensitive actions and send uncertain cases to a person with full context. Uncertain cases stop for review before anything is sent, and every case is logged so the system can be improved.

Do you work with agencies?

Yes. Agencies use us to deliver AI systems to their clients under their own brand. We handle design, build and operations, and join client calls as your technical partner when useful.

Who owns the system?

Ownership, hosting and IP terms are agreed per engagement. We can operate the system for you or hand it over and deploy it into your environment.

Tell us about the workflow you want to hand over.

A 30-minute call with an engineer. You will leave knowing what a system could do for that workflow and what it would take to build.

What happens next

  1. 1

    Strategy call

    We learn how the workflow runs today and what a good outcome would be.

  2. 2

    Workflow audit

    We map the process and measure where a system would save the most time.

  3. 3

    Proposal

    A written scope, timeline and fixed price for your first system. No obligation to build.