1. Free AI Workflow Review
A 30-minute discussion of current systems, bottlenecks, and opportunities. You leave with specific ideas—not a generic AI presentation.
Bay Area companies are rarely short on software. They are short on people who can see across CRM, accounting, email, and industry tools. Lumify connects those signals, finds what needs attention, and automates the work that should not wait—without hiring an internal engineering team.
The typical buyer already runs a serious SaaS stack—HubSpot or Salesforce, QuickBooks, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365—and still has manual follow-up, inbox triage, and reporting that only the owner can assemble.
We do not open with an “AI transformation” roadmap. The first conversation finds one expensive process—lead response, estimate follow-up, inbox routing, or an owner’s daily brief—and scopes a build.
Lumify connects your existing CRM, email, accounting, scheduling, and industry-specific systems. We automate the work happening between them rather than forcing your team onto another platform.
The first conversation is a 30-minute workflow review. Assessments and builds are usually remote. When a working session in San Francisco or elsewhere in the Bay Area helps, we schedule it. Home base is Marin.
Lumify uses secure, scoped access to the systems required for each workflow. We don’t need employee passwords, and solutions can be Lumify-managed or deployed into your own cloud environment when appropriate. Read how access works.
A 30-minute discussion of current systems, bottlenecks, and opportunities. You leave with specific ideas—not a generic AI presentation.
We map high-value opportunities, technical requirements, expected impact, and recommended priorities.
Fixed-scope implementation of the selected workflow, connected to the systems you already use.
Optional hosting, monitoring, maintenance, and improvement as the business changes.
No. Lumify is a consultancy that builds specific automations for growing businesses. We are based in Marin and work throughout the Bay Area.
Zapier is often part of the stack. We step in when the workflow needs better data quality, branching judgment, or a daily brief the owner will actually use.
No. The usual goal is to keep the CRM and connect what sits around it.