Lead intake and follow-up
Capture requests, qualify leads, draft replies, and move the next action into the right place.
Greenstone Consulting
Automation. AI. custom systems.
Custom systems and practical AI for small business
Greenstone Consulting builds and improves websites, portals, internal tools, and AI-assisted workflows for small businesses that are ready to reduce manual work, respond faster, and grow with better systems.
The work should feel lighter after the system goes live.
What we automate
Most small businesses do not need a giant platform. They need the right pieces connected cleanly: intake, communication, scheduling, reporting, documents, approvals, follow-up, and a website or portal that makes sense to the people using it.
Capture requests, qualify leads, draft replies, and move the next action into the right place.
Build a new site or improve the one you already have so visitors understand what you do and how to take the next step.
Give customers a cleaner way to submit information, track progress, and get answers without extra calls.
Replace spreadsheet juggling with focused screens for the work your team repeats every week.
Use AI to search policies, summarize documents, classify requests, and draft first-pass responses.
Where AI belongs
We do not sell magic. We build useful AI into the places where your team reads, writes, searches, routes, summarizes, and follows up.
Answer common customer questions from your own business knowledge
Summarize long documents, requests, calls, or project notes
Draft emails, proposals, updates, and intake responses
Route work by priority, category, location, customer, or deadline
Find patterns in service requests, sales notes, and operational data
Turn messy handoffs into repeatable workflow steps
AI intake concierge
This is a light version of the intake experience we can build for your own customers, staff, or operations team.
What we know so far
Pick a starting point
Proof of work
Instead of asking a business owner to imagine automation from scratch, we show the familiar problems: manual tracking, repeated documents, scattered communication, and work that deserves a calmer system.
Real client work
Legal services firm
The firm was tracking cases by hand in spreadsheets and generating Word mail merge documents manually.
We built a case workflow system that tracks each matter, keeps the team organized, and creates documents automatically with very little manual work.
Less spreadsheet maintenance, faster document creation, and a clearer view of case status.
Where this applies
Service business
New requests were arriving through calls, email, and web forms with no single place to see follow-up status.
We can centralize lead intake, route requests, draft follow-ups, and show the team what needs attention next.
Fewer missed leads and a more reliable first response experience.
Where this applies
Professional office
Client onboarding depended on repeated emails, PDF attachments, checklist updates, and manual status reminders.
We can create a guided onboarding workflow with document collection, reminders, staff visibility, and AI-assisted summaries.
A calmer onboarding process for clients and less administrative chasing for the team.
Starting points
Start with a clear assessment, move into a focused build, then keep improving the system as the business grows.
Start here
A focused review of your workflows, systems, data, and AI opportunities.
Focused build
Design and build a practical system, site, portal, dashboard, or AI workflow.
Keep improving
Ongoing improvements, automation support, AI tuning, and new feature work.
How it works
We look at the real workflow: who touches it, where time leaks, what breaks, and what customers experience.
We choose the smallest useful build that removes friction and makes AI useful inside the process.
We ship the software, connect the pieces, test the workflow, and make sure your team knows how to use it.
We keep tuning the system as your business changes, so the investment compounds instead of going stale.
Start here
The best first conversation is specific. Tell us what is slow, repetitive, or hard to track, and we will help you find the first automation worth building.