Systems that scale past the founder.
Somewhere past twenty people, what got you here stops working: the founder's memory, hallway coordination, and heroic effort don't stretch across teams. We rebuild the operation on systems and AI, so growth stops depending on any one person.
Of the average workweek goes to work about work: chasing updates, switching apps, and status meetings.
Work management research
Average budget overrun on large IT projects run without tight scoping, the failure mode we price against.
Project delivery research
Annual growth for firms that modernized how they price and deliver, versus 2.1% for those that did not.
Deloitte Professional Services Benchmark, 2025
You hired more people and got more meetings
Growth pain is not a discipline problem. It is what happens when a company outgrows informal systems and nothing replaces them.
Coordination grows faster than headcount
Every hire was supposed to take work off someone's plate. Instead each one adds handoffs, questions, and another person who needs context, and your leads spend their week relaying it.
The process lives in people's heads
How things get done is tribal knowledge. Onboarding takes months, quality depends on who did the work, and when a key person leaves, their part of the machine leaves with them.
Status is a full-time job
Half of every check-in is reconstructing what already happened across five tools. The spreadsheet someone built to track it all is stale by Thursday, so people meet about it again.
AI adoption is uneven and unmanaged
A few enthusiasts use AI daily, most people don't touch it, and nothing is standardized. The company pays for tools it barely uses while competitors systematize.
What changes between twenty people and systems
The same company on both sides. The difference is whether coordination runs on people's memory or on systems.
A normal week today
The same week, AI-driven
The same three steps, shaped to you
Find what to change, build it, and make it stick. Start anywhere: each step stands on its own.
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The systems we build most often for businesses like yours. Every one shaped to your real workflow, priced before we start.
Handoffs that run themselves
When one team finishes, the next one is notified, assigned, and given the context automatically. The coordination work that grows faster than your headcount, removed from everyone's day.
Company knowledge your team can ask
Your processes documented as living playbooks, with an AI assistant on top that answers from them. New hires ramp in days, quality stops depending on who did the work, and knowledge stops leaving with people.
Live dashboards per team and for leadership
Every team sees its own numbers, leadership sees the whole company, and nobody assembles a status report by hand again. Built from your real data, updating itself.
A managed AI rollout, department by department
Tools standardized, roles trained on their own work, champions equipped. Adoption run as a program instead of left to the two enthusiasts.
520+ hours
Freed in the first year at one client: team time pulled out of busywork and returned to work that grows the business.
7x fewer errors
After data started being entered once and synced everywhere, the mistakes from re-typing between tools mostly stopped.
4x the client load
One business took on four times the clients after its project management was restructured, with the same team.
One brain for the whole company
Binee reads your tools as one system: every team gets its own dashboards and automations, leadership gets the whole picture, and nothing depends on someone remembering to report. Unlimited seats.
Common questions
The next stage needs systems
Talk to us before the next ten hires
Thirty minutes on where your operation actually is. We will tell you what to systematize first, what AI can carry, and what it would cost. Honest advice, no pressure.
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