ABOUT VIREKTO
Practical automation.
A clear way forward.
Virekto helps service businesses turn recurring tasks into defined workflows, then build custom systems when the process needs more.
Start with the work
Preparing for a sales call. Following up on an enquiry. Turning an article into social drafts. These are specific jobs, with inputs, decisions, and a useful result. That is where a Virekto project starts.
We map the task, check the tools and data involved, and agree on what a successful implementation should do. AI is part of the workflow where it helps. Approvals, stop rules, and human handoffs stay explicit.
Six starting points. Room for your own.
Our catalog covers prospect research, company briefs, content repurposing, inbound reception, email follow-up, and review invitations. Each product has a starting price, a defined scope, and clear boundaries. Pilot products begin with a limited test before a broader rollout.
For work spanning more systems, users, or decisions, our custom development service begins with Discovery. You receive a process map, a feasibility review, and a costed proposal before committing to a build.
Explore the six agents or see custom development.
Your team keeps control
We use customer-owned accounts where the chosen tools support them. Your team approves the information, messages, and actions the workflow can use. Testing, operating instructions, and a handover are part of the agreed implementation.
Ownership of custom work, reusable components, account access, and third-party licenses is documented in your agreement. Optional care keeps monitoring and minor changes available after delivery, with a defined allowance and separate vendor usage costs.
Know what you are agreeing to
A starting price is the beginning of a scoped conversation. Before work starts, we confirm the deliverables, prerequisites, acceptance tests, and total cost structure. Additional integrations or features get their own estimate, so the scope remains something both sides can evaluate.
Tell us which task repeats, which tools it touches, and what you need at the end. We will assess whether a catalog agent or a custom project is the appropriate next step.
Discuss your workflow