$30,000 overdue
3 invoices chased on day 31. Two have paid.
Flumbi
One AI that audits how your business actually runs, then builds and operates the system that runs it. Invoices, strategy, deadlines, workflows, customers — every hour of it, off your desk.
It chases the money you are owed.
It drafts the strategy.
It answers customers while you sleep.
It watches every deadline.
It runs the workflow end to end.
$30,000 overdue across 3 invoices
Chased on day 31, in your name, with the invoice attached. Two have paid since.
Q3 strategy, built from your own numbers
Where margin is leaking, what to price differently, which customers to win back.
31 today · 28 closed without a person
23:04 — stock checked, diary held, test drive booked for 11:30. The one thing it could not price went to a named person.
Tender closes Friday, 17:00
Flagged six days early. Two documents still missing, and it named who owes them.
Order → invoice → dispatch → confirm
Running unattended since March. Not one step touched by a person.
Nobody asked it to. On your desk before you opened the laptop. Nine seconds. Nobody was awake. Before it turned into a problem. That is five jobs. It does not stop at five.
Not suggestions. Not half-drafts you still have to finish. The work, done and written down.
Every job running in parallel, every day, without being asked twice.
The hours that disappear into the operation come back to you.
Not one job. The list.
Which of these yours does is decided at the audit, against your systems and your numbers. This is the range it gets built from.
Documented systems are live in about a week. Anything without a public API gets a bridge, dated and priced before you commit.
New capability ships to every Flumbi, and yours is included. The one you have in a year does more than the one you start with — at the same monthly price.
A new capability, built and shipped. You don't ask for it.
Ask for something specific and it gets scoped, dated and priced first.
It arrives already running. No version numbers, no migrations.
Extras that bolt on once the core is running.
Sources your customers, scores them, researches each one and drafts the approach. It is the system that found you.
Every supplier invoice matched against its delivery note. Exceptions priced and listed.
Reorder points watched continuously instead of counted at month end.
Describe it on the call. If it can be built, you get a date and a price before you commit.
Two numbers, both fixed in writing before you commit. No hourly billing.
From$1,500/month
One way in. One or two systems. A defined set of decisions it may make.
Typically$2–3k/month
Several systems reading and writing to each other. Briefs, alerts, reconciliation.
Up to$4,000/month
High volume, a closed system needing a bridge, or several add-ons running.
Plus a one-off build fee, roughly one to two months of the monthly figure depending on how deep the integration goes. Half on start, half at go-live.
Built during an internship with Bank Alfalah's Premier Banking division. Relationship managers could ask, in plain English, what a client's benefits and policies were — mid-conversation, instead of searching documents.
Delivered during an internship. Bank Alfalah is not a client of Flumbi and does not endorse it. No confidential information is referenced.
Flumbi's outreach runs on software built for its own use. It sources businesses, scores each one, then researches the specific gap before any approach is made.
Roughly 6,500 businesses scored to date.
Flumbi's own books go through the same system every day. Sources uploaded, metrics computed, thresholds checked, alerts raised the moment one is crossed.
In daily use here, not a demo build.
Fifteen minutes. Say what your business does and where your hours actually go. If a Flumbi wouldn't pay for itself, I'll say so on the call.