Before you send a request

A short workflow description is enough to start.

What to send

Describe the workflow, team, tools involved, what is repeated or unclear, and what you want to improve.

What not to send

Do not include confidential documents, credentials, personal data, or client-sensitive details in the first message.

What happens next

A fit review and next-step recommendation: audit, intro call, training, integration review, or focused implementation discussion.

Request an AI Workflow Audit

If your company is dealing with repeated manual work, scattered tools, unclear AI usage, or slow internal processes, start with a practical workflow audit.

Use the form below or email info@jnet.support. A short description of the workflow, team, tools, and repeated manual work is enough to start.

Request an AI Workflow Audit

Ask a Question / Book an Intro Call

When to get in touch

Get in touch if your team:

  • spends too much time on repeated admin work
  • copies information between email, CRM, spreadsheets, forms, and documents
  • wants to use AI but does not know where to start
  • already uses AI informally and needs structure
  • wants to improve reporting, document, sales, support, or operations workflows

You do not need to know the final solution before contacting JNET.support. A clear description of the problem is enough to start.

What to include in your message

A short workflow description is enough to start.

  • Company contextWhat your company does and where the workflow sits.
  • Workflow to improveWhich team, task, or handoff feels slow or unclear.
  • Current frictionWhat is manual, repeated, delayed, or inconsistent.
  • Tools involvedCRM, email, spreadsheets, forms, documents, or other systems.
  • AI usageWhether employees already use AI tools informally.
  • Sensitive dataAny data, access, or review concerns.
  • Desired outcomeWhat you want from the first conversation.

Sensitive data warning: Do not send confidential documents, credentials, personal data, client-sensitive details, or private business data in the first message. A general description or anonymized example is enough.

Good-fit signals

Good-fit requests include:

  • "We want to find where AI could reduce manual work."
  • "Our team copies data between forms, email, CRM, and spreadsheets."
  • "Employees are using AI but we need structure and guidelines."
  • "We need a practical automation roadmap."

Poor-fit requests

Poor-fit requests include:

  • Boundary 01guaranteed revenue growth or cost savings before discovery
  • Boundary 02replacing an entire team with AI
  • Boundary 03full ERP replacement
  • Boundary 04complex warehouse or heavy logistics systems
  • Boundary 05mission-critical automation without discovery and human review
  • Boundary 06legal, compliance, GDPR, or security guarantees without specialist review
  • Boundary 07requests that require fake testimonials, fake metrics, or unsupported claims

Ready to clarify where AI or automation can help?

Request an AI Workflow Audit

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Response process

What happens next

The first response is about fit and scope, not pushing a tool or build.

  1. 01 Send a short request

    Describe the workflow, team, tools, or repeated manual work you want to improve.

  2. 02 Fit review

    JNET.support checks whether the request fits the current service scope.

  3. 03 Intro call or audit recommendation

    If useful, the next step is a short call or an AI Workflow Audit.

  4. 04 Scope before implementation

    Any audit, training, integration, or implementation work is scoped before delivery.

Workflow connection

What a useful request can turn into

A short message can become a clearer intake path, review point, and next action without adding a backend to this site.

01 Form / Email / Spreadsheet
02 Intake check
03 CRM / Sheet / Task queue
04 Human review
05 Output / report / next action

Company details

Who you are contacting

JNET.support is operated by Apefo Ltd trading as JNET.support. The work is founder-led and scoped around practical workflow review before implementation.

Operated by Apefo Ltd trading as JNET.support
Company number 16610465

Registered office: Office 1, Izabella House 24-26 Regent Place, City Centre, Birmingham, United Kingdom, B1 3NJ

Contact JNET.support

Send a short request

You can also email info@jnet.support directly.

Your details
Workflow request
Before sending

Contact JNET.support

To request an AI Workflow Audit, send a short description of the workflow, tools, and repeated manual work you want to improve.

info@jnet.support

Do not send confidential documents, credentials, personal data, client-sensitive details, or private business data in the first message.

FAQ

Do I need to request a specific service?

No. If you are unsure, choose AI Workflow Audit or Not sure yet. The first step can clarify the best direction.

Can I ask a question before booking an audit?

Yes. You can use the form or email `info@jnet.support` with a short question.

Should I send process documents immediately?

No. Start with a short description. Documents, forms, reports, or examples can be discussed after the initial fit is confirmed.

Can you work with companies outside the Baltics?

The primary market is the Baltics and EU. Requests from other markets can be considered if the scope fits.

Do you publish prices on the contact page?

Not yet. Pricing depends on the number of workflows, teams, tools, and deliverables involved.

What if we are not ready for AI yet?

That is a valid reason to ask. The first recommendation may be process cleanup, integrations, documentation, or training before AI implementation.

Next step

Start with a practical workflow audit

Map the workflow, review the risks, and choose a realistic first step before implementation.