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AI Ops Agents
Keep inboxes, queues, and handoffs moving. Reduce follow-ups, missed steps, and manual coordination.
- Fewer dropped handoffs
- Clear audit trail
AI agents · internal tools · automation
Remove operational drag with systems that ship.
Thynic builds AI agents, internal tools, and reporting systems for ops-heavy teams in the UK, UAE, and US. Clear scope, fast delivery, and deployments that fit your environment.
- UK · UAE · US
- Fixed-scope delivery
- Your tenant · your data
- Weekly working demos
02What we build
Practical systems that remove operational drag.
Clear outcomes, clean ownership, and software your team can run.
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Reporting Systems
Automated reporting that your team trusts. Pull data, standardize definitions, and publish on a cadence.
- Faster weekly/monthly closes
- Consistent metrics
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Growth / Research Agents
Research accounts, enrich CRM, and draft first-touch outreach. Keep pipeline hygiene without more headcount.
- Cleaner CRM fields
- Faster first touch
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Custom Internal Tools
Operator-first internal software: dashboards, inboxes, approval screens, and tooling around the agent.
- Built for daily use
- Fits your stack
03Why Thynic
A studio partner — not a vendor deck.
Direct builder access
You work with the people designing and shipping the agents — not a rotating bench or account layer.
Agents with guardrails
Tool use, approvals, logging, and evaluation sets so automation stays explainable and reversible.
Ship, then compound
Start narrow, prove value in production, then expand scope. We prefer one system that earns its keep over ten experiments.
04Who it’s for
Founders, agencies, recruiters, lean teams.
Founders
Remove follow-ups, routing, and reporting work you shouldn’t be doing.
Agencies
Qualify inbound briefs, route fast, keep pipeline clean without spreadsheet chaos.
Recruiters
Shortlist, schedule, and update ATS fields — fewer manual touchpoints.
Lean teams
Systems that keep ops running: exceptions, approvals, renewals, and handoffs.
05Process
Discover, build, launch, improve.
Fixed phases. Written scope. Weekly visibility.
- 011–2 days
Discovery
Map the workflow, interfaces, and failure modes. Lock success metrics and a written scope you can sign.
- 022–4 weeks
Build
Agents, tools, integrations, and eval harnesses in staging. You see a working cut every week.
- 031–3 days
Launch
Production cutover, monitoring, owner runbooks, and rollback paths — no “surprise Friday deploy”.
- 04Ongoing
Improve
Ship from real usage: tighten prompts, expand tools, and harden edge cases — measured against the same metrics.
06Pricing
Start small. Scale intelligently.
Every engagement is scoped for ROI, speed, and practical business outcomes.
Best for first engagement
Sprint
From $950
USD · one week delivery
- AI opportunity audit
- One focused workflow or AI agent
- 7-day rapid delivery
- Implementation guidance
- Handoff notes
Most popular
Best for businesses ready to deploy real systems
Build
From $2,000
USD · scoped after discovery
- Custom AI agent or internal system
- Integrations with current tools
- Workflow design
- Deployment support
- Training + documentation
Best for ongoing optimization and expansion
Growth partner
Custom/mo
USD · ongoing partnership
- Continuous improvements
- New workflows and agents
- Monitoring + iteration
- Priority support
- Strategic advisory
Lean pricing. Serious execution. Systems that create leverage.
Custom enterprise scopes available — hello@thynic.com.
Common questions
- How fast can we start?
- Usually within a few days after scoping.
- Do you offer fixed pricing?
- Yes, for clearly defined projects.
- Can you work with our existing stack?
- Usually yes.
- Can we begin small?
- Yes. Most clients start with a Sprint.
Clear scope before payment. No vague retainers.
07FAQ
Straight answers.
Still unsure? Write hello@thynic.com with your stack and the workflow you want off your plate.
01What do you mean by an “AI agent” here?
A software worker with tools: it reads and writes systems you already use (CRM, inbox, database, ticketing), follows rules you approve, and escalates with context when confidence is low. Not a generic chat window bolted onto your site.
02How is this different from workflow automation (Zapier, etc.)?
Traditional automation breaks on messy language and exceptions. Agents handle variation with guardrails — but we still design deterministic paths where money or compliance is involved.
03What do we get from the 7-day starter sprint?
A written map of where agents win first, what data and approvals are required, a prioritized backlog, and a technical approach. You can take that plan elsewhere — most teams use it to green-light a build engagement.
04How do you handle data, tenancy, and compliance?
We default to your tenant and your keys where possible. We do not train on your private conversations. Sensitive workloads get private deploy options and explicit data-flow documentation.
05How do you price builds?
Fixed-scope milestones after discovery. Retainers are optional once the system is live and you want a steady improvement cadence.
06Who owns the code and models?
You own the deliverables we agree in writing — repositories, configs, and runbooks — unless we explicitly agree otherwise for a licensed component.
07Case studies
Proof over promises.
One real estate build, plus broader operational patterns we ship across teams.
Real estate lead assistant
Inbound qualification and site-visit booking on WhatsApp, with CRM sync and clean handoff.
- Faster response
- Structured CRM fields
- Booked visits
Reporting automation
Recurring reporting pipeline that pulls data, normalizes metrics, and ships leadership-ready outputs.
- Shorter close cycle
- Consistent definitions
- Less manual work
Lead qualification + routing
Agent-assisted triage that qualifies, routes, and escalates with context across inbox + CRM.
- Fewer missed leads
- Cleaner handoffs
- Traceable decisions
Internal knowledge assistant
Search + answer over internal docs with citations, permissions, and safe escalation paths.
- Faster answers
- Less interrupt load
- Auditable output
Ready when you are.
Send the workflow, the tools involved, and what “done” looks like. We’ll reply with a sensible next step — sprint, build, or a polite no.