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Automating
American industry.

We find what your back office costs you, and fix it.

How a deployment works.

The office work in energy, manufacturing, and healthcare still moves on paper, spreadsheets, and software nobody has had time to replace.

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Deploy at your operation.

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Learn the work from the people who do it.

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Find the process that costs you most.

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Build it in. Measure the result.

Your first system runs by day 14.

We start where the work happens. Then we get out of your way.

The first days are next to the person who holds the job. After that, most of the build is remote, and we come back when it goes live.

Tyler Gibbs

Tyler Gibbs

Founder · Grayhaven Industries

I’m the engineer you’re sending. I spent three years inside LexisNexis building more than twenty AI systems for people who didn’t want new software. The ones that got used, I built with the people who used them. That is how I will build yours.

20+

AI systems built at LexisNexis

One target, in writing.

We put one target in writing before we build and measure the system against it. You pay based on the result.

Our first two customers.

We are new. You pay no build fee. In return, you let us publish the result. Named if you are willing, anonymous by industry and size if you are not. You still pay the retainer.

We stay with what we build.

The same engineer runs and maintains the system on retainer, at the normal rate. No one new has to learn your operation.

The critical industries.

Energy, manufacturing, and healthcare across the United States. One deployment at a time.

Software today. Sensors and machines when we have earned them.