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Cut the admineating your margin.

Bridgr finds the manual work slowing your team down, then removes it from the tools you already use.

An office at night, one person still working — then the same office at six, empty, in evening light.

The problem

Sound familiar?

On the phone, answering the same question again.

“The same five questions, every single day.”

Customer-facing team

We build inside the tools you already use

  • Xero
  • Sage
  • QuickBooks
  • FreeAgent
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Pipedrive
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Notion
  • Airtable
  • Monday.com
  • Asana
  • Trello
  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • DocuSign
  • Stripe
  • GoCardless
  • Shopify
  • Mailchimp
  • Zapier
  • Make

What you get

One page. Every number you need.

The paid diagnostic follows one agreed workflow end to end. It produces an operations map with labelled estimates, ranked opportunities, and a clear recommendation that may be not to build. It takes about two weeks. You walk us through how the job is done and share documents you already have. We do not need access to your systems.

The range is £1,500–2,500. Scope and the fixed price are agreed before work begins. Implementation is not included. A build is a separate, optional scope with its own written fixed price.

  • One agreed workflow, followed end to end
  • Labelled estimates of labour value
  • Ranked opportunities, including what to leave
  • A recommendation that may be not to build

Example · Operations map

Example Ltd — where the time goes

One agreed workflow, about two weeks. Example only.

  1. 01

    Supplier invoice intake

    £18–26k/yr labour
    Effort · Medium

    Fix first

  2. 02

    Lead follow-up

    £11–15k/yr labour
    Effort · Low

    Fix second

  3. 03

    Monthly reporting

    £4–6k/yr labour
    Effort · High

    Leave it, for now

Labelled estimates of labour value. Yours to keep, whoever you hire.

Prepared by Bridgr · Diagnostic

How it works

Four steps. No surprises.

1

We find what it's costing you.

One agreed workflow, start to finish, with labelled estimates of the time it takes.

2

We tell you what's worth fixing.

A short ranked list — and “not yet” when that's the honest answer.

3

We build it.

Inside the tools you already use. Your people keep the final say.

4

We show you what changed.

Same measurement, before and after.

Read the full method →

Who we work with

UK service businesses with roughly 10–50 employees that have recurring operational workflows and no dedicated automation team. Headcount in that range is not, on its own, a fit.

Bridgr may consider businesses outside that range, including 5–200+ employees, when the workflow economics justify it.

Not ready for a call?

Tell us what’s getting stuck. We’ll read it and reply within one working day.

Where we look

Where the money usually is

  • Enquiries from web, email and phone land in one place, tagged and assigned within minutes.
  • Follow-ups go out on a schedule — and stop the moment someone replies.
  • Quotes built from a template you've approved, not typed from scratch each time.

See everything we work on →

Why Bridgr

How we’re different

A consultant

tells you what to fix and leaves.

We build it.

A developer

builds whatever you ask for.

We find out what's worth building first.

Software

solves one problem, its way.

We solve yours, inside what you already have.

Every engagement has a number agreed before we start, and we don’t call it done until the number says so.

Pricing

Three steps. Each one priced before it starts.

You only ever commit to the next step. Every price is fixed in writing before we begin. Never billed by the hour.

Step 1Start here

Operations review

Free

A 20-minute call

A call. We tell you straight whether there's something worth fixing.

  • A straight answer on fit
  • Where we'd look first
  • No pitch, no follow-up sequence
Book a 20-minute callBook a 20-minute call

A 20-minute call to understand the workflow and decide whether there’s a sensible next step.

Prefer to start in writing? Tell us what’s getting stuck. We’ll read it and reply within one working day.

Step 2

Diagnostic

£1,500–2,500

about two weeks

The paid diagnostic follows one agreed workflow end to end. It produces an operations map with labelled estimates, ranked opportunities, and a clear recommendation that may be not to build.

  • One agreed workflow, followed end to end
  • Labelled estimates of labour value
  • Ranked opportunities, including what to leave
  • You walk us through the job and share documents you already have
  • Scope and fixed price agreed before work begins
  • Implementation is not included
  • Yours to keep, whoever you hire
Step 3

Build

Fixed price

separate scope

Optional, and separate from the diagnostic. Its own fixed price is agreed in writing before any implementation starts.

  • Scope and price agreed in writing first
  • Built inside the tools you already use
  • Your people keep the final say
  • Measured before and after

Questions

The ones people actually ask

We tried automation before and it didn't work. Why would this be different?

Because most automation starts with the tool and works backwards. We start by measuring what's actually costing you, and we only build where the numbers say it's worth it. If they don't, we tell you.

Will my team actually use it?

It's built inside the tools they already use, and they keep the final say on anything that matters — money, customers, judgement. Nothing bolted on, nothing taken away.

Do you need access to our systems?

For the diagnostic, no. We work from a walkthrough of how your team does the job and from documents you already have. For a build, yes, and we agree exactly what, in writing, before we touch anything. The build is not part of the diagnostic.

How we handle your data →

What if it doesn't work?

Every build has a number we agreed before starting. If we don't hit it, we keep going until we do, or we tell you plainly why we can't.

Who are you?

A UK operations engineering firm. Before paid work starts, you will know who leads the engagement, who delivers the work, and what relevant experience they bring.

What does the paid diagnostic include?

The paid diagnostic follows one agreed workflow end to end. It produces an operations map with labelled estimates, ranked opportunities, and a clear recommendation that may be not to build. It takes about two weeks. You walk us through how the job is done and share documents you already have. We do not need access to your systems. The range is £1,500–2,500. Scope and the fixed price are agreed before work begins. Implementation is not included. A build is a separate, optional scope with its own written fixed price.

How long does it take?

The diagnostic takes about two weeks. A build, if you commission one, is a separate scope and is usually live within four to eight weeks.

What size of business is this for?

UK service businesses with roughly 10–50 employees that have recurring operational workflows and no dedicated automation team. Headcount in that range is not, on its own, a fit. Bridgr may consider businesses outside that range, including 5–200+ employees, when the workflow economics justify it.

Next step

Find out what your admin is actually costing you.

Book a 20-minute callBook a 20-minute call

A 20-minute call to understand the workflow and decide whether there’s a sensible next step.

Prefer to start in writing? Tell us what’s getting stuck. We’ll read it and reply within one working day.

Or try the calculator →

Leaving the office while it's still light.
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