Stop being the person every job waits on

Client onboarding and offboarding, invoicing, scheduling, the follow up, the chasing. Necessary, endless, and the reason you are still working at nine.

The whole area, not a list of errands

Your clients
  • Onboarding, start to finish
  • Offboarding and handover
  • Every enquiry answered fast
  • The CRM, kept honest
Your money
  • Invoices out on time
  • Chasing what is owed
  • Quotes and estimates followed up
  • Receipts and expenses logged
Your week
  • Scheduling and the calendar
  • The inbox, triaged and answered
  • Meeting prep, notes and actions
  • Travel, bookings and logistics

And the recurring admin nobody owns.

Same day. Different owner.

Doing it yourselfWith an executive assistant
7:00Inbox before breakfast, sorting what matters from what does notA summary is waiting. Three things need you, flagged at the top
10:00Chasing an invoice that should have been paid in MarchPaid and logged. Nobody had to remind you
13:00A new client signed, and nothing is set up yetWelcomed, onboarded, and the kickoff is already booked
16:00Estimates going cold because nobody followed upEvery one followed up. Two booked for next week
21:00Still at the laptop, catching up on the dayThe evening note says what moved. Laptop closed
20 hoursoff your desk, every week
$1,127a month, everything included
$2,666saved every month, against hiring the same help near you

Work out your own numbers

Get your assistant

Book thirty minutes to go through your week. You leave knowing exactly which jobs come off your desk, who takes them, and what the first month looks like. Not a demo of us, a map of you.

No commitment either way.