jaseem.

I’m Jaseem. I build automations that take lead research and repetitive ops off your agency’s plate, so your team can get back to the work that matters.

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A 15-minute conversation. A practical next step.

A messy list in. A ranked shortlist out.

Illustrative workflow. Your list, your criteria, your CRM. A messy prospect list with missing fields is cleaned and enriched, each company is scored, and the list is ranked: Northstar Studio 94, Fieldwork 87, and Common Ground 62, which is skipped.

Weekly lead research at a 50-person manufacturer, before and after the pipeline I built there.

1 week

Typical time from the first call to your first live pilot.

  1. Scope the workflow

    Agree on one useful outcome.

  2. Build and test

    Connect the tools. Check the results.

  3. Your pilot, live

    One workflow, ready for your team.

Good systems.
Fewer moving parts.

Built around how your team actually works, and connected to the tools you already use.

The right people.
In the right order.

Turn scattered prospect lists into a clear next move. Research, enrichment and fit-scoring, delivered straight to your CRM.

From a scheduled search to a CRM-ready shortlist.

A good answer.
With the receipts.

Ask your company’s documents a question. Get a clear answer you can trace to the source, with access permissions respected.

Built for 6,300 files. Tested against real questions.

Built from the inside. I ran operations before I built the platform, so everything I ship is tested on real work, with people deciding what gets sent.

Built. Shipped.
Doing the work.

A few systems I’ve built to make the working day a little lighter.

The research, done
before the call.

I rebuilt the lead pipeline for a 50-person specialty manufacturer where I ran operations. Manual research fell from about 15 hours a week to under one, with the best-fit leads worked first.

Source, enrich, score, CRM. Built from first-hand experience running the operation.

Manual research, hours per week
Before the pipeline~15 hrs
With the pipeline<1 hr

Less list-building. More conversations with the right people.

An extra pair of hands.
Twenty, actually.

AI operations platform, in production

20+ background agents draft outreach, reports and follow-ups at the same company. Running daily, with a human approving every send.

6,300 documents.
Answers you can trace.

Internal knowledge, same platform

An assistant across PDFs, decks, spreadsheets and scans. Source citations, file-level access permissions, and a retrieval-accuracy benchmark before launch.

Two tools.
Finally on the same page.

ClickUp and Notion, for a 40-person team

Two-way task and status sync, with echo-loop prevention, rate-limit queues and a kill switch. No more copying updates by hand.

Less noise.
The right conversations.

Community lead-mining, my own pipeline

Monitors 100+ niche communities and filters a corpus of over a million posts for buyers asking for automation help. A ranked queue with drafted replies, delivered each morning.

One workflow,
one week.

Start with a focused pilot. Keep going when the time saved makes the next step obvious.

  1. First, 15 minutes

    Talk it through.

    A call about the work eating up your team’s time. I’ll tell you straight whether automation fits.

  2. Then, a 90-second video

    See the approach.

    I send a Loom showing how I’d build it for your team. Free, with no obligation.

  3. Within a week

    Put it to work.

    One workflow, a fixed scope and a fixed fee. A live pilot, typically within a week.

  4. After that, if earned

    Build from there.

    If the pilot saves the hours we expect, I can run and improve it monthly on a retainer.

Make room for
better work.

Show me the workflow that’s slowing you down. We’ll talk for 15 minutes, then I’ll send a short Loom with a practical way forward.

Book a 15-minute call