A lead arrives
They write on WhatsApp, Messenger, or Instagram, at any hour.
We diagnose your operation and build agents and systems that answer, quote, and follow up alongside your team, on top of the tools you already use.
Your team, powered by agents; people approve.
Illustrative conversation. A lead writes on WhatsApp; the agent asks three qualifying questions, classifies the lead as qualified, schedules the follow-up, and hands off to a salesperson with a written summary. A human approves before the next reply goes out.
High intent · 3 of 3 questions answered
Floor-plan request sent, site-visit link offered. Reminder in 48 h if there is no reply.
Human approved the next reply
Verified figures
This is how an IteraAgents agent works with your team. It is the path of our illustrative demo and of the first client deployment, now pre-launch.
They write on WhatsApp, Messenger, or Instagram, at any hour.
It answers the first message with information you have approved.
Three questions, then the lead is placed in a funnel stage.
All three channels follow the same flow and land in one record.
It logs the stage and summary in your funnel or CRM, per scope.
It sends the booking link or schedules the follow-up.
It reminds leads who went quiet and reactivates past customers.
The agent hands over the conversation with a written summary, and a person decides what goes out next.
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BeforeMessages go unanswered at night and on weekends; follow-up depends on memory.
With the systemThe agent answers, qualifies, and schedules the follow-up; a person receives the summary.
BeforeEach quote is put together by hand, hunting prices across scattered lists.
With the systemAssisted quoting: AI drafts the quote and a person approves it before it is sent.
BeforeCustomers, prices, and expenses are spread across loose files with no reliable backup.
With the systemOne source of data, with role-based access and automated backups.
BeforeNo one can see the whole business at once.
With the systemEach person sees their slice of the flow, and the owner sees it end to end.
Illustrative comparison based on the documented cases. Results vary by scope, data quality, and operating conditions.
Pick your type of business. Each one runs through the same four stages and shows the real reference behind it, with its status.
A customer asks on WhatsApp for a quote. The commercial operating system's AI orchestrator parses the request, matches it against the catalog, and composes three documents — quotation, spec sheet, and price list — ready for human review in 42 seconds.
Illustrative example. The 42-second figure is from production.
A customer asks on WhatsApp for a quote. The commercial operating system's AI orchestrator parses the request, matches it against the catalog, and composes three documents — quotation, spec sheet, and price list — ready for human review in 42 seconds.
Illustrative request-to-quote flow (from the distributor system); for contractors it is in discovery.
Illustrative conversation. A lead writes on WhatsApp; the agent asks three qualifying questions, classifies the lead as qualified, schedules the follow-up, and hands off to a salesperson with a written summary. A human approves before the next reply goes out.
High intent · 3 of 3 questions answered
Floor-plan request sent, site-visit link offered. Reminder in 48 h if there is no reply.
Human approved the next reply
Illustrative conversation with fictional data.
Market analysis and the product catalog feed a creative AI that composes art, copy, and price into an ad. A human approves it, and it is published across four channels — Meta Ads via API, segmented outbound, a partner program, and sales assets. The leads it generates flow back into the quote-to-cash system.
Illustrative flow of the demand engine.
Other industries with the same problems are application examples, not proven specialties; we say so in the diagnostic.
We only publish figures measured in a real system or in a documented role. None of them is a promise for your operation.
A real customer request, in production; it used to take days. A person reviews before it is sent.
Source: Industrial equipment distributorRead case
With the pre-sales assessment platform; down from 8+ months.
Source: Pre-sales platform · prior roleRead case
CSAT after the pre-sales assessment platform went live, used with 50+ enterprise clients.
Source: Pre-sales platform · prior roleRead case
The finance module mirrors the client's ERP sales, expenses, and monthly collections; it does not replace it.
Source: Industrial equipment distributorRead case
With AI-generated spec sheets and 190 AI-enhanced product photos.
Source: Industrial equipment distributorRead case
11 FDM printers, 1 SLA, and 1 laser run on the same system we implement for clients.
Source: IteraShop² · in-house ventureRead case
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Counters from the industrial distributor case. Results vary by scope, data quality, and operating conditions.
You start with the pillar that solves your bottleneck and add the others when your own numbers show the evidence.
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Agents that qualify inbound leads, follow up automatically, and reactivate past customers on WhatsApp and Messenger — with a human approving what matters and receiving a clean summary at handoff.
An evidence-based read of your operation before anything is built: structured assessments, analysis of your historical commercial data, and advisory on what to automate first — and what to leave alone.
Paid social operated as a system: creatives composed from your catalog, campaigns run through the ads API, and results read against real conversations — not vanity metrics.
From a single focused tool to a full commercial operating system — quoting, catalog, pricing, finance mirrors, role-based portals — built on a production chassis we already run, so you start from proven parts.
Every engagement starts at an entry door and moves up one rung at a time — only when the previous rung has shown results in your own numbers.
Entry doors
77+ plants seen across product and technical-commercial roles. We understand how a business quotes, produces, and collects before we propose an agent.
Agents take the repetitive work; quotes, sensitive replies, and publications go through a person.
IteraShop², our microfactory, runs on the same system we implement. The lab comes before the client.
The first version reaches your team in weeks, with the timeline set in writing after the diagnostic.
At the end of an engagement, code, data, and documentation can be handed over in full.
WhatsApp, spreadsheets, your ERP or CRM, and your ads account, through their APIs or exports.
Each person sees only their slice, backups are automated, and every agent action is logged.
Which modules, in what order, and what is out, before we build. No open-ended projects.
The pattern running in production with an industrial distributor, in miniature. Try the demo: it uses an illustrative model and shows no real prices.
Interactive demo with illustrative data.
The same intake → draft → human-approval pattern our production systems run, in miniature. Spec a part; a deterministic, illustrative pricing model drafts the quote and a human gate signs it off. Demo figures only — no customer data.
FDM · PLA · M envelope · as-built · 25 pcs
Submit the RFQ on the left — the model drafts a quote instantly and routes it through the human gate before anything goes out.
Anonymous case files with the exact status of each system, including the engagements in flight in the US.
Our digital manufacturing venture integrates the chain from demand to the shop floor — CNC, 3D printing, and laser — on an operating system we built for ourselves. It makes real physical product to order: decorative lighting, branded stamps, cutters and rollers, automotive and marine parts, and industrial fixtures. It is the proving ground where our stack earns its way into client work.
An industrial equipment distributor ran its business on spreadsheets, paper, and chat. A quote-to-cash operating system now covers lead → quote → order → service → after-sales in one role-gated portal, with finance mirrored from the ERP and paid media operated through the ads API. Production-deployed and operated with the client team.
A lead agent that answers inbound messages on WhatsApp and Messenger, qualifies with a short set of questions, places the lead in a funnel stage, schedules the follow-up, and hands off to a person with a summary — with human approval where it matters. The capability is verified; the first client deployment is built and in pre-launch.
Designed while leading the technical side of the commercial team at an industrial AI SaaS: a structured process assessment, an ROI simulation, and a personalized demo built from the prospect's own inputs. Used with 50+ enterprise clients, it shortened the sales cycle from 8+ months to two to four months and raised sales-process CSAT by 60%.
A system that runs digital demand generation across paid social, outbound, and a partner program — generating ads, pricing, and copy straight from the product catalog through API automation, with a human approving every publication. Built as a reusable layer, it feeds both the distributor portal and IteraShop².
Qualification, automatic follow-up, reactivation of customers from the last one to three years, and an appointment link — with a human taking over when it matters.
In flight · US
Curtain wall and storefront work: supplier spec sheets and price comparison per vendor, assisted quoting, and quoted-versus-actual close — on top of the tools the team already uses.
In flight · US
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Active engagements in Houston, shown anonymously and with their real status.
A paid, structured assessment of your commercial operation — sales, costs, administration, and data. Guided working sessions where every answer is graded on an evidence ladder: nothing reaches a recommendation until it has been observed in a real file, screen, or number, not just claimed.
The diagnostic produces a gap map and an exact plan: which modules, in what order, at a closed price — not an estimate. What is out of scope is written down too, so there are no surprises and no open-ended projects.
We build the system on your real data and put it in front of your team in weeks, not quarters. AI does the work — reading requests, filling quotes, generating documents — and a human approves before anything goes out.
A person approvesA system that stands still is a system that dies. We either hand over everything cleanly — code, data, documentation — or stay on as your systems partner with a weekly improvement cadence, quality gates, and a support desk.
I have spent 9+ years in AI for industrial operations, inside 77+ plants, across product and technical-commercial roles: Product Owner of an industrial AI platform (FactoryOS), then technical lead of the commercial team at an industrial AI SaaS for four years and seven months, and now a founder running my own systems.
In that commercial role I designed a pre-sales assessment platform used with 50+ enterprise clients. It shortened the sales cycle from 8+ months to two to four months and raised sales-process CSAT by 60% — because buyers reasoned about their own operation instead of a generic pitch.
Today I run IteraSystems. I diagnose an operation, design its system, build it with an agentic fleet, deploy it on efficient infrastructure, and turn it into a reusable business capability. Every engagement starts small and scales by evidence.
I am also co-founder of IteraShop², a digital microfactory that runs on the agentic operating system we built for ourselves. My working stack: Claude Code as orchestrator, specialized agents per domain, local models where client privacy demands it, and a knowledge system that compounds every project into the next one.
What companies usually ask before their first agent.
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Talk to usUsually, yes. We build on the tools you already have (WhatsApp, spreadsheets, your ERP or CRM, your ads account) through their APIs or exports. If a tool cannot be integrated, the diagnostic says so and proposes an alternative.
It depends on scope and is measured in weeks, not quarters. One agent on one channel is shorter than a full operating system. The timeline is set in writing in the scope document after the diagnostic; we do not promise dates before that.
First, a diagnostic. It produces a closed scope in writing: which modules, in what order, what is out of scope, and a closed price for that scope. We do not publish prices because every operation is different.
Your data stays yours. We work with role-based access so each person sees only their slice, automated backups, and local models where privacy calls for it. At the end of an engagement, code, data, and documentation can be handed over in full.
No. We design so the agent takes the repetitive work and a person approves what matters: quotes, sensitive replies, and publications. Your team spends its time on the decisions.
It can make mistakes: misread a message or propose a wrong figure. That is why a person reviews before anything goes out, rules limit what each agent may do, and every action is logged.
IteraSystems is the studio. IteraShop² makes things, IteraAgency runs agents and demand, and LUVO is our lighting brand.
Tell us which process costs you the most. The guided diagnostic is five short steps and shows no prices.
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