Enquiry triage and follow-up
Bring email and form enquiries into one queue, classify the request, prepare a reply and make ownership visible before anything is sent.
Canvo helps Australian owner-led and operating businesses automate repetitive work, connect disconnected tools and surface exceptions without handing consequential decisions to an uncontrolled agent.
The strongest use cases remove copying, sorting, chasing and reporting so staff can focus on customers, judgement and exceptions.
Bring email and form enquiries into one queue, classify the request, prepare a reply and make ownership visible before anything is sent.
Extract structured information from invoices, forms and attachments, validate required fields and route uncertain records for review.
Combine sales, bookings, staffing and operational events into a concise owner brief with exceptions and next actions.
Validate updates before moving product, stock or pricing information between spreadsheets, ecommerce, POS and reporting systems.
Make approved procedures and operational information easier to retrieve without treating an AI response as the source of truth.
Organise search, social, lead and revenue signals into ideas and recommendations while retaining approval for publishing and spend changes.
Daily or weekly work gives enough volume to justify improvement and measure whether the change worked.
Time, delay, missed follow-up, rework or errors create a cost the business can recognise.
The workflow can be described, observed and assigned without beginning with the whole business.
Uncertain or high-risk cases have somewhere to go instead of being forced through automation.
A subscription gives access to a tool. A working business system defines when the tool is used, what data it can access, how results are checked, who approves consequential actions and what happens when it fails. The integration and operating rules usually matter more than the model name.
If the task can be expressed as an exact rule—required fields, thresholds, calculations, routing by a known category—ordinary code is more predictable and cheaper to run. AI earns its place when the workflow contains variable language, documents or classification that rules cannot handle cleanly.
Start with the current weekly effort, loaded labour cost, error or delay cost, and the realistic proportion that can be removed. Then subtract software, model, hosting and maintenance costs. The result does not need to be perfect; it needs to be explicit enough to decide whether a diagnostic is justified.
Canvo records a baseline during the diagnostic and defines success before implementation. That prevents a system from being called successful simply because it exists.
A useful workflow does not require staff to chat with an AI all day. It can watch for an event, perform low-risk steps inside preset boundaries, keep a log and ask for attention only when an exception or approval appears. The automation becomes part of the operating environment rather than another inbox.
Choose a frequent workflow with visible cost and a clear owner. Enquiry triage, document intake, reporting and validated data movement are often better starting points than a general-purpose chatbot.
Canvo’s usual goal is to remove repetitive coordination and expose exceptions. People continue to handle customer relationships, judgement and unusual situations.
It can be controlled through minimum-necessary access, validation, approval steps, logs and defined recovery paths. Some workflows or data should not use generative AI at all.
The workflow diagnostic is A$950 and is credited to implementation. A tightly scoped first production workflow starts at A$4,900; broader integrations are scoped after observation.
Canvo will first decide whether automation is justified, which controls are needed and whether a simpler fix would be better.