Automate a repeatable task
Turn incoming emails or documents into structured records, with validation and human review where needed.
For example: an invoice arrives → fields are extracted → missing details go to a review queue.
Discuss my workflow →Turn incoming emails into structured records. Connect the tools you already use. Give your team a simpler way to get work done.
Start with a free audit and a working prototype of one agreed workflow. Pay for development after you accept each agreed milestone.
Illustrative workflow with sample data. Try either example.
Invoice INV-1042 · $480 USD · PO-218 · due October 15, 2026.
Invoice number, amount, purchase order and due date organized into fields.
A structured draft for your team to review before it goes into your accounting system.
A real implementation would use your rules, permissions and review steps. This example does not process or send data.
Discuss a workflow like this →Choose one process worth improving. We’ll help define the inputs, the output and how you’ll check that it works.
Turn incoming emails or documents into structured records, with validation and human review where needed.
For example: an invoice arrives → fields are extracted → missing details go to a review queue.
Discuss my workflow →A focused dashboard, portal or admin tool for a process currently managed across spreadsheets and messages.
For example: one view of open requests, the person responsible and the next action.
Explore my internal tool →Move agreed data between the tools you already use, with field mapping, error handling and acceptance checks.
For example: an approved order creates a CRM record and a notification for your team.
Plan my integration →Need a broader project? Explore services and starting prices ↓
From a short description to a scoped project. You know what happens at each step.
A few sentences are enough: what happens now, which tools you use and what you want to change. We’ll review your request and agree the scope of the free audit.
We agree one workflow to explore and use sample or approved data to build a prototype. You can assess the approach before deciding on paid development.
The proposal sets out deliverables, price, timeline and acceptance checks. Review progress in agreed milestones; payment follows acceptance of each milestone.
Agree the handover, documentation and access before launch. Optional ongoing support has its own scope, response times, price and cancellation terms.
Use these USD starting prices to assess fit. Final scope, delivery dates, third-party costs and payment terms are agreed in writing before paid work begins.
Free initial audit and scoped prototype · Paid projects have a separate agreed scope
Start small. Review the work against agreed criteria. Payment follows your acceptance of each development milestone.
A focused first assessment. The full business process analysis in the catalog is a separate paid service.
Acceptance refers to the agreed deliverables and checks. It is not a guarantee of revenue or cost savings.
Your proposal specifies what’s included and any hosting, software or usage fees.
Introduce a business that needs software or automation. Eligibility, commission basis and payout terms are agreed in a written partner agreement.
Introduce a business with its permission. Earn 10% commission on eligible client payments under your partner agreement.
For ongoing introductions, agree 15% commission and any recurring share in writing before referrals begin.
Accountants, consultants and integrators: discuss a 20+% arrangement with a defined role, scope and commission term.
Examples show arithmetic, not expected earnings. Referral incentives must be disclosed where required and permitted by the client’s policies. No undisclosed payments to a client’s purchasing staff.
BIXTON is an early-stage, founder-led technology business registered in Hong Kong. We offer AI workflows, internal tools and integrations for businesses internationally.
We start with one process, agree what useful output looks like and make the next step clear before development begins.
What the first step includes, when payment happens and whether custom software is the right fit.
A few sentences are enough. Tell us what happens now, which tools are involved and what you want to change.
We’ll reply by email to agree the scope and next step. You haven’t placed a paid order.