AI Chief of Staff
Connect work across your existing tools so you can review new leads, follow-ups, and daily priorities in one place.
AI support for service businesses
Stonebridge AI helps service businesses organize inquiries, draft follow-ups, and keep track of daily work. You review customer-facing actions before they happen.
Services
Connect work across your existing tools so you can review new leads, follow-ups, and daily priorities in one place.
Connect your receptionist, calendar, customer records (CRM), payments, and follow-ups so your team knows who needs attention next.
Keep your website current and turn business activity and analytics into reports you can use to decide what needs attention.
Plan, draft, repurpose, and schedule social content, then turn performance into clear summaries, with human approval required before anything is published.
Featured example
Explore an illustrative intake example: the details it collects, the follow-up it drafts, and what stays under your control.
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AI Assistant Examples
Start with a repeatable task in the tools you already use. These examples show what an assistant can prepare, organize, or track. Customer-facing actions need your approval unless you explicitly enable them.
Example workflow
Collects the details your team needs when a customer reaches out.
Keeps follow-ups, records, and daily updates in one place.
Helps your team see who needs a reply and what to do next.
Turns your ideas and business updates into content for you to approve.
Workflow Audit
Bring a recent inquiry, quote, or follow-up. We trace how it moves through your team and tools, find where work slows down, and recommend a small first project with clear approval rules.
Trace a recent lead, request, quote, ticket, or follow-up from trigger to completion.
Identify delays, repeated data entry, unclear ownership, and follow-ups that depend on memory.
Prioritize work AI can summarize, draft, route, or queue while people retain judgment and approval.
Define the tools, owner, success checks, and boundaries for a controlled first build.
Final scope depends on workflow complexity, systems involved, and the decision you need the audit to support.
We begin with a no-cost conversation to confirm fit before recommending a paid audit.
An illustrative day
A sample day with connected tools and approval rules in place. Your workflow will depend on the work, access, and responsibilities we agree on.
Review new leads, unpaid invoices, appointments, and urgent messages in one summary.
A website inquiry is summarized with the contact details, open questions, and a draft reply for your review.
An unanswered quote is flagged. A follow-up is drafted, but nothing is sent until you approve it.
A recent customer win is turned into a draft email, social post, or testimonial request for review.
The owner sees what was handled, what changed, and which decisions still need a human call.
How It Works
Assess how the team works today, the tools already in use, and the repeatable tasks worth automating.
Set up secure connections across your existing tools, with access limited to the work you approve.
Test the first workflow with clear safety rules, review checkpoints, and a way to measure whether it helps.
Train your team, review how the workflow performs, and adjust it as the work changes.
Client Intake
A short description is enough to start. Stonebridge will use it to recommend a workflow audit, implementation help, or a simple discovery conversation.
Contact
Tell us which task keeps taking time away from your team. We will talk through how it works today and whether an audit or a small build is the right next step.
Contact Kris Stone at Stonebridge AI.
Los Angeles, CA