An AI operations platform assembled around your existing business.

70engines is not a generic chatbot install. We build the operating layer around your current tools: intake, workflow, CRM, documents, dashboards, supervised AI assistants, monitoring, and continuous improvement.

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Workflow map

We document how work moves today: tools, people, messages, approvals, documents, handoffs, and exceptions.

Automation layer

We connect forms, WhatsApp, email, CRM, spreadsheets, PDFs, calendars, dashboards, and internal tools.

Supervised AI layer

AI assistants draft, summarize, route, answer, qualify, and escalate with permissions, logs, and human review.

Operating dashboard

Owners and managers see pipeline, bottlenecks, exceptions, workload, and performance in one live control surface.

Architecture

From disconnected work to one controlled operating system.

The first build usually starts with one painful workflow. Once that workflow is live, the same foundation supports more automations, more dashboards, and more AI-assisted work across the company.

Inputs

Forms, WhatsApp, Gmail, phone notes, PDFs, spreadsheets, CRM updates

Routing

Rules, assignments, notifications, approvals, escalations, deadlines

AI assistance

Drafting, summarization, qualification, extraction, support answers

Visibility

Dashboards, logs, weekly reports, exception queues, owner review

Controls

Serious AI operations need guardrails.

We design systems for real teams, so every automation has ownership, visibility, and fallback paths.

Data boundaries

Use only the business data and tools approved for the workflow.

Human approvals

Keep quotes, refunds, sensitive replies, and decisions behind review gates.

System logs

Track what happened, who was notified, and where exceptions need attention.

Operating principles

Practical systems, not AI theater.

Build around real business tools, not demo workflows.

Keep sensitive decisions behind human approval gates.

Make the system observable: logs, dashboards, owners, and alerts.

Train the team so the workflow survives outside the build sprint.

Improve monthly instead of pretending operations are ever finished.

Start with one workflow. Expand into an operating layer.

The right first system is usually obvious after the audit: the workflow costing the most time, missed revenue, or management visibility.

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