Workflow automation
Connect agreed tools, move information between them and run the recurring checks and handoffs.
AI automation for D2C teams
I build AI automations around the tools your team already uses, then show your team how to use them.
Your team’s work stretches across tools, files and conversations.
Mellow Kite brings AI into that work: gathering context, checking what needs attention and preparing the next action.
Your tools. Your processes. A team that knows how to use what we build.
Connect agreed tools, move information between them and run the recurring checks and handoffs.
Read approved sources, gather context, summarise issues and draft the next action within permissions you set.
I’ll walk your team through how to use the automation, check its output and spot when it needs a human.
A warehouse receipt looks fine. Orders are still waiting. Watch AI connect the stock records, reservations and warehouse update.
240 units received does not mean 240 available. Stock holds and existing reservations leave 20 units for 45 web orders. A warehouse update puts QC release after today’s pickup. AI connects the evidence and prepares a brief and draft follow-up for the operations owner to review. This issue becomes one row in the morning exceptions list, built from the team’s exports.
Inspired by responsibilities in a public logistics role. The film uses sample records; your team reviews the evidence and approves the next action.
Pick one repetitive job your team does every week. I’ll build a basic AI automation for it from a sample export, with no credentials needed. You see it working before you spend anything. If it’s useful, we talk about running it properly.
Assess the work. Design the solution.
Build it, then train the people using it.
We map your tools, recurring tasks and handoffs. Identify where AI can help and where a simpler automation fits.
A clear set of priorities.
Choose the first priority. Agree the inputs, access, review steps, scope, cost and checks before building.
A practical plan your team understands.
We build the agreed agents and workflows around your tools. Test missing data, failed steps and the cases that need a person.
A working system with a defined job.
I’ll walk your team through how to use the automation, check its output and spot when it needs a human.
A team ready to use the automation.
A few D2C workflows to explore. The assessment decides what your brand needs, using your team’s actual work.
Automation compares stock and order records from agreed sources. An AI agent groups the exceptions, prepares an owner-specific brief and drafts the follow-up.
A clear exception brief. External messages reviewed before sending.
A practical handover is part of the automation I build for you.
I’ll walk your team through how to use the automation, check its output and spot when it needs a human.
We’ll work through the automation together before handover. Ongoing support is agreed separately.
Mellow Kite is led by Navneet. You work directly with the person mapping your workflow, building the system and helping your team use it.
Watch the operations filmClear answers before we begin.
No. Start with the work that keeps coming back. We assess it with your team before recommending what to build.
It can follow agreed steps, read approved sources, use connected tools and prepare actions. We define its job, permissions and review points before building.
A connected system gathers approved inputs, repeats agreed checks and routes the output to the person who needs it. AI prepares context-aware summaries and drafts; your team learns how to review and use them.
AI can be wrong. We use fixed rules for exact checks, test agreed examples and define where a person reviews the result. External follow-ups stay drafts until approved.
We start with your current tools. If a change is needed, we explain why and agree it before building.
The free pilot starts with a sample export, with no credentials needed. We agree the sources, access, AI tools and data handling before any production implementation.
I’ll walk your team through how to use the automation, check its output and spot when it needs a human.
The pilot is free. If it’s useful, we agree the scope and cost of running the automation properly, including the handover. Tool subscriptions, monitoring, maintenance and further improvements are agreed separately.