Everything we build, run and hire for

Six core lines: AI agency work (voice agents, chatbots, workflow automation and custom AI), Zoho and CRM implementation, web and app development, digital marketing and SEO, data analytics and BI, and IT recruitment/RPO. Alongside those we run three specialist practices — PropX, our real estate CRM product; Murex MX.3 capital-markets consulting; and business loan facilitation in Trichy.

Yes. Most clients start with a single, well-scoped project — one automation, one website, one Zoho rollout — and expand once it has paid back. There is no requirement to buy a bundle, and we will tell you when a piece of work is not worth doing.

Yes. We build AI voice agents that handle inbound and outbound calls in Tamil, English and Hindi, plus website and WhatsApp chatbots grounded on your own content. Both can be wired into your CRM so enquiries are captured, qualified and followed up automatically. We are model-agnostic and select the stack for your accuracy, latency, cost and data-privacy needs.

Yes. We deliver implementation, re-implementation, migration, data cleansing, Creator development, integrations, training and managed services across Zoho One — including Zoho CRM, Books, Analytics, SalesIQ and Marketing Automation. We are also a certified Zoho Analytics partner for BI-heavy engagements.

It depends entirely on scope, and we publish real numbers rather than hiding them. Our digital marketing pricing page sets out packages and retainers, and our AI implementation cost guide gives price ranges, recurring costs and worked examples for Indian businesses. For anything custom we scope first and quote against written assumptions.

We work with businesses across India — with local pages for Chennai, Madurai, Trichy, Bangalore, Salem and Amravati — and internationally in Singapore and Qatar. Delivery is remote-first, so location affects local market knowledge rather than what we can build.

That is most of what we do. Modern API-first platforms such as Zoho and HubSpot are straightforward; legacy or on-premise systems take more work but are usually still possible. Integration depth is normally the largest single line item in a quote, so we scope it explicitly rather than assuming.

Both. A small business typically starts with one chatbot, one website or one automated workflow; mid-market and enterprise clients run phased programmes across departments. The method is the same — scope one measurable outcome, prove it, then extend.

Yes. Most engagements continue on a maintenance and support retainer covering monitoring, tuning, updates and an agreed SLA. For AI systems in particular this matters — accuracy drifts as your products and policies change, and unmaintained systems quietly stop working.

Real estate and construction, healthcare, education, manufacturing, retail and eCommerce, financial services, professional services, and logistics. Several of our products and pages are built specifically for those sectors — PropX for builders, and AI voice agents for real estate, hospitals and education.

You do. Source code, prompts, configurations and data belong to you, and we will put that in writing before work starts. We also recommend that API keys, cloud infrastructure and messaging accounts sit in your own accounts wherever practical, so there is no lock-in.

Because these things connect. The AI agent needs the CRM, the CRM needs the website, the website needs the marketing, and all of it needs reporting. Running them under one accountable partner removes the finger-pointing that happens when four vendors each own a piece.