Organize incoming
emails and documents
Classify incoming information, pull out useful details, and route it to the right person for review.
AI automation for small businesses
Your team has better things to do than copy information between apps and chase the next step. Farline builds practical AI workflows for professional-services businesses, with security built in.
Based in Orlando. Working with businesses across the U.S.

A little less repetitive. A lot more human.
Start with the work
Start with one recurring bottleneck. Look for the work that moves through your inbox, documents, and business tools, with too much manual handling along the way.
Classify incoming information, pull out useful details, and route it to the right person for review.
Turn approved information into draft responses and follow-ups. Your team reviews before anything is sent.
Explore a document lookup workflow that answers questions from approved source material and points people back to the evidence.
Illustrative workflow possibilities. The right solution depends on your tools, data, and requirements.
The Farline approach
A workflow needs more than a clever prompt. It needs clear boundaries around what it can access, what it can do, and what happens when something goes wrong.
Founder of Farline Advisory
My background spans IT, security engineering, governance and risk, and regulated healthcare environments. Hands-on AI adversarial testing informs how I approach workflow design.
Hosting, external AI services, and data access are part of the design conversation from the beginning.
Client staff own the agreed approval steps. Automation supports their decisions and handles the work around them.
Validation, error handling, and logging help make problems visible and give your team a defined next step.
From idea to a working system
Describe the current process, the tools involved, and where time gets lost. We assess whether automation is a sensible fit.
Scope, cost, responsibilities, and acceptance criteria are agreed before implementation. Testing includes failure cases and review steps.
Document how the workflow operates, who handles approvals, and how support works. Ongoing maintenance follows the agreed scope.
$2,500–$5,000
Most projects start around $2,500. Final pricing and timing depend on the agreed scope and complexity.
$400–$800 / month
Required for an initial six-month term. Support scope and hour limits are agreed up front; new functionality is quoted separately.
A few useful answers
No. Start with a task that repeats, takes too much time, or causes delays. You can email a short description before completing the project questionnaire.
No. The workflow engine can run on your infrastructure while calling external AI and other APIs. Where information is processed depends on the services chosen. Any local-only requirement needs to be assessed and designed for explicitly.
Its permitted actions and approval requirements are defined during scoping. Consequential actions have human review unless a different approach is explicitly agreed and justified.
Yes. Farline is based in Orlando and can work remotely with businesses across the United States.
Let's start with one problem
Tell me what happens today, which tools you use, and what you wish worked differently. A plain-English description is a good place to start.
Email TimPlease keep the first message general. No passwords, client records, or sensitive documents are needed.The project questionnaire helps capture your process, requirements, and priorities before a discovery call.
Start the project questionnaire