Question 1

How quickly can Automety go live?

Accepted Answer

Most teams are live within 10–14 days total. MIS automation in Google Sheets is typically fastest (often 5–7 days once discovery is complete). The SaaS platform usually lands in the 10–14 day window because we configure pipelines, approvals, integrations, and follow-up workflows to match how you sell. Websites and web apps follow a scoped delivery calendar shared before kickoff.

Question 2

What if we're already paying for tools like Zoho or HubSpot?

Accepted Answer

We can consolidate redundant tools, migrate data cleanly, or run Automety alongside what already works—especially if WhatsApp-heavy sales is your reality. During a short discovery call, we map overlaps (CRM, spreadsheets, invoicing, task trackers) and recommend the simplest path: replace, migrate, or connect. Many teams eliminate 2–4 subscriptions once one operating system owns the basics.

Question 3

Where does our data live—and is it secure?

Accepted Answer

For MIS on Google Sheets, your business data stays in Google Drive accounts you control—no mystery cloud. On the SaaS platform, information is encrypted, backed up daily, and guarded with access controls suited to SMB teams. Automety never sells customer data.

Question 4

What does pricing typically cover?

Accepted Answer

MIS automation starts at ₹9,999/month for many SMB scopes and bundles CRM, finance, tasks, reporting, maintenance, and updates. The SaaS platform commonly starts near ₹19,999/month depending on integrations, pipelines, messaging volume, and team size. Websites are quoted fixed-price once goals and pages are scoped. Hosting and proactive care commonly starts near ₹2,999/month per production site.

Question 5

Do we need engineers or spreadsheets experts on staff?

Accepted Answer

No. Automety ships a ready-to-run system plus a short onboarding walkthrough—your team adopts simple habits, while we configure automations and handle technical upkeep. You're never asked to babysit brittle formulas or debug APIs.

Question 6

What happens after onboarding?

Accepted Answer

You keep a predictable monthly operating partner: monitoring, optimisation, new automations, report tuning, seasonal workflow updates, and support when realities change—new products, territories, hires, SLAs.

Question 7

Can we pause or cancel if priorities shift?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There are no long-term imprisonment clauses—cancel or pause with 30 days notice. We'd rather retain you because ROI is undeniable, not because switching is scary.

Question 8

What do we receive on the free onboarding call?

Accepted Answer

A focused 30 minutes to map workflows, quantify bottlenecks, and align on what "better" looks like numerically—in hours saved or revenue rescued. Expect a blunt recommendation—even if pointing you elsewhere is the honest outcome.

Question 9

Which teams get the fastest payoff?

Accepted Answer

Leads-heavy sales teams, founders buried in spreadsheets, multi-location operations juggling WhatsApp chatter, finance-light firms needing daily P&L visibility, and ecommerce + services brands where follow-up speed dictates conversion.

Question 10

Our leadership spans multiple hubs—is onboarding still workable remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Delivery is remote-first—we run discovery, onboarding, and support over video, chat, and email. Automations mirror how your market buys: WhatsApp where it dominates, SMS or email elsewhere, plus forms and calendars so pipelines never wait on a single channel.

Question 11

What's included versus billable extras?

Accepted Answer

Monthly plans bundle configuration, upkeep, optimisation hours, backups (where relevant), proactive monitoring alerts, template refinements per quarter, and priority access for operational fixes. Truly net-new software modules, heavyweight custom integrations beyond our standard stack, or brand-new funnel builds may quote separately.

Question 12

How do payments and invoices work?

Accepted Answer

Services bill monthly unless a web project cites a phased milestone chart. Invoices cite currency and tax lines your finance team expects; wiring details are aligned per engagement. Trials aren't indefinite—instead we guarantee rapid time-to-value and publish transparent starting prices.

Question 13

What support channels exist after launch?

Accepted Answer

WhatsApp for urgent loops, email for approvals and paper trails, Loom/video notes when screenshots slow you down, and scheduled tune-ups when your plan includes deeper optimisation.

Question 14

How hands-on must leadership be?

Accepted Answer

Executives approve requirements, review weekly summaries, greenlight policy shifts—rather than rewriting formulas. Operational owners spend minutes daily reading dashboards.

Question 15

Can Automety customise approval flows & hierarchy?

Accepted Answer

Yes—multi-step approvals for quotes, payouts, onboarding, QA gates, capex triggers, escalation paths to founders, SLA timers for customer issues.

Question 16

What does implementation look like step by step?

Accepted Answer

(1) Discovery & measurement baselines • (2) System configuration & integrations • (3) Data migration QA • (4) Shadow week running parallel • (5) Formal go-live • (6) Hypercare optimisation sprint

Question 17

What internal prep accelerates onboarding?

Accepted Answer

Export recent pipeline spreadsheets • Document top 10 repeating operational headaches • Identify who owns approvals • Share sample customer conversation transcripts (redacted) • Clarify must-have KPI definitions

Question 18

What business risks does automation reduce?

Accepted Answer

Revenue leakage through missed callbacks • Compliance ambiguity from unstructured logs • Hiring drag from tribal knowledge traps • Margin erosion from sluggish inventory or supplier signals • Founder burnout rewriting the same briefing emails

Question 19

Will Automety sign an NDA?

Accepted Answer

Yes—before sensitive financial or strategic files move, protective paperwork is welcomed.

Question 20

Why pick Automety versus hiring internally?

Accepted Answer

You gain a multidisciplinary pod (architecture, integrations, behavioural automation, QA) versus one generalist hire, with upgrade velocity from cross-client pattern recognition.

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Automety — pragmatic answers

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Answers procurement, founders, ops, and finance ask first

Automety — pragmatic answers

Stop renting chaos.
Own the operating tempo.

Answers procurement, founders, ops, and finance ask first

Automety — pragmatic answers

Stop renting chaos.Own the operating tempo.

Answers procurement, founders, ops, and finance ask first

Automety — pragmatic answers

Stop renting chaos.Own the operating tempo.

Stop renting chaos.
Own the operating tempo.

Stop renting chaos.
Own the operating tempo.