Inbound volume was growing faster than the team could qualify.
73% reduction in manual triage time. Sales team reached handoff-ready speed within 3 weeks of launch.
International IT company
Anonymous delivery patterns
We show the workflow that was broken, what was built, and what changed after launch.
73% reduction in manual triage time. Sales team reached handoff-ready speed within 3 weeks of launch.
First response improved from 4+ hours to under 45 minutes. 68% of routine requests handled without human involvement.
Weekly manual reporting replaced with daily automated alerts. Blocker intervention time dropped from days to same-day.
Where it matters
The goal is not a demo agent. It is a dependable operating model that teams can run under real pressure.
Qualify leads, route urgency, and keep intake clean across forms, Telegram, CRM, and email.
Handle repetitive support, surface the right context, and escalate edge cases with structure.
Connect CRM, n8n, dashboards, email, and internal tools into one operating rhythm.
Give founders and operators one place to see movement, blockers, and service health.
Delivery rhythm
We map the bottleneck first, design the operating model around it, launch into live conditions, then refine the edge cases.
We identify where time, revenue, trust, or visibility is currently being lost.
Agent roles, routing, prompts, integrations, and dashboards are defined as one system.
The build connects to real tools and teams instead of staying trapped in a demo environment.
Prompts, edge cases, reporting, and operator controls are tuned after exposure to actual use.
FAQ
Sturox designs AI agents, automation layers, dashboards, and connected operating systems around lead intake, support, routing, and founder visibility.
No. The focus is the full operating layer: AI behavior, automations, integrations, handoffs, and the control surfaces people use after launch.
A clear description of the pressure, the current stack, and who needs visibility after the system goes live.
Most projects go from brief to live system in 3–6 weeks. Complexity, the number of integrations, and how many agents are involved determine the final timeline.
Scope determines price. Sales and support agents typically start from $2,000–$2,500. Larger connected systems run from $5,000 upward. Every engagement starts with a scoped brief.
Primarily CRM systems, Telegram, email, n8n, Notion, and internal dashboards. If the tool has an API, it can be connected.
No. We handle architecture, integrations, and deployment. You need to understand the workflow that needs fixing and who will use the system after launch.
We stay involved for refinement: edge cases, prompt tuning, routing adjustments, and operator visibility improvements based on real usage.
An AI sales agent answers inbound questions, handles objections, and guides prospects toward payment across Telegram, web, and email — working 24/7 and routing only the cases that genuinely need a human.
A chatbot follows fixed scripts. An AI agent understands context, takes actions across your CRM and tools, and completes a full workflow end to end instead of only replying.
Yes. It resolves repetitive requests instantly from your knowledge base and escalates complex cases with full context attached, so response times drop without losing quality.
Yes. Agents qualify leads and answer support in English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, and more, so you can serve international audiences from a single system.
Answers are grounded in your own data and business rules, with retrieval, guardrails, and escalation paths — so uncertain cases are handed to a human instead of guessed.
Yes. Agents connect through your existing tools and APIs with scoped access, and sensitive data stays inside your stack rather than being exposed publicly.
Quick brief
Drop a short message or write on Telegram. No long forms, no discovery calls required.