Workflow before tool
Map the work, evidence and decisions before choosing technology.
Clerq helps founder-led UK businesses turn operational drag into controlled, measurable workflows.
We focus on businesses with £1m to £20m revenue that have outgrown informal processes but do not need an enterprise transformation programme. The work starts with how the business actually operates, not with a tool looking for somewhere to land.
Clerq is an independent AI operations agency based in London and working with founder-led businesses across the United Kingdom. The organisation brings an operator's view to finance, operations, marketing, support and commercial workflows.
That means looking beyond whether something can be automated. We ask whether the inputs are dependable, whether exceptions can be controlled, whether a named person owns the result and whether the commercial case survives proper scrutiny.
Public examples remain anonymous. We do not publish client names, logos or identifying details without permission, and we do not use confidentiality as an excuse to invent results. Where an example is shown, it should state the context and measurement basis that can be verified.
Map the work, evidence and decisions before choosing technology.
Automate preparation and routine decisions while making review boundaries explicit.
Prioritise work that saves credible time, improves control or speeds a valuable decision.
The Diagnostic is a paid, standalone piece of work. Build follows only where the evidence supports it.
Twenty minutes to establish the operating problem and mutual fit.
From £2,500 for workflow analysis, prioritisation and a written roadmap.
Fixed recommendations can be built by Clerq or taken to another provider.
Three months of monitoring after Build, followed by optional renewal.
The illustrative Sample Diagnostic shows the structure, prioritisation method, control thinking and 90-day roadmap without using real client material.
A 20-minute conversation, no commitment and no technology pitch before the problem is understood.