MG ConsultingServices
We build the systems that run your busywork.
Four ways we take manual work off your team's plate. Every engagement starts the same way: we map how your business actually runs, then build only what pays off.
01
AI workflow automation
AI agents that handle the repetitive work your team does by hand — intake, document review, data entry, follow-ups. Built to run your actual process, not a generic one.
02
Custom software development
Ground-up applications built around how you already work. When off-the-shelf tools force your business into their shape, we build the tool that fits yours.
03
Salesforce platform development
End-to-end Salesforce work — custom objects, flows, automation, and integrations tailored to how your business actually sells and serves.
04
Enterprise integration
MuleSoft-grade pipelines that connect your systems and move documents and data between them automatically — no more re-keying between platforms.
How every engagement runs
Map. Find. Build.
01 · MAP
We chart how work moves through your business — every handoff, every tool, every step.
02 · FIND
We pinpoint where hours are lost and quantify what that time costs you.
03 · BUILD
We ship the automation — and stay until it runs reliably, every day.
Common questions
Questions we get asked.
What happens on the first call?
Thirty minutes on how your business actually runs — what you do, what slows it down, what you already suspect is costing you time. No pitch.
Do you charge for the assessment?
The intro call is free. Shadowing your team is optional — a refundable deposit that comes back if you walk away, or off your bill if you don't.
How do you decide what's worth automating?
We watch the work happen — you walk us through your workflows, or we shadow your team. The steps nobody thinks to mention are usually the ones eating the hours.
Do I have to replace the software we already use?
No. We build on top of the systems you already have — cheaper, faster, and nobody has to relearn anything.
What if our systems can't do what we need?
Then we build the missing piece — an app, a website, or a webhook connecting two systems that were never designed to talk. You get the bridge, not a replacement.
Can one automation handle more than one process?
Often. Several processes usually turn out to be the same shape underneath, and one automation covers all of them — which keeps the build smaller than people expect.
How do I know it's actually worth it before I commit?
You see the findings first — what it saves in hours and dollars, and where it goes next. If the numbers don't justify the build, that's a fair outcome.
How long does it take?
Depends on the build — an automation over systems you already run ships far faster than an app from scratch. You get the timeline with the findings.
Do you maintain it after it's built, or am I on my own?
Your call. We build and ship, or build, ship and maintain — so it stays our problem when a vendor changes an API upstream.