Trigger
A form, a call, a message, a booking, a payment — anything that starts the job.
Services
Four capabilities that plug into each other — a site that converts, follow-up that runs itself, and the systems behind both.
Solutions
Start with the problem you actually have. We'll tell you which parts of the stack fix it.
Creovant Digital is a Philippine digital marketing agency for AI automation: lead response, qualification, routing, booking, and admin workflows with a human fallback. Work is built in accounts you own. A first workflow typically runs in two to four weeks. AI is not promised to handle every inquiry perfectly.
A form, a call, a message, a booking, a payment — anything that starts the job.
AI reads what came in, pulls out what matters, and decides what kind of inquiry it is.
Tagged, scored, and sent to the right person, pipeline, or sequence with the context attached.
Reply sent, appointment booked, record updated, task created. Logged so you can see it happened.
We start with whatever you or your team do more than five times a week. That's almost always where the hours are.
Every inquiry gets a real reply in minutes, at any hour. AI reads what they asked, asks the two or three questions you'd ask, and hands over a lead your team can act on instead of a name and a phone number.
Runs 24/7 · No one on shiftThe copy-paste tax. Contacts, jobs, invoices and notes moved between systems automatically, in the right format, without the typos that come from doing it at 6pm.
Hours back per weekCommon questions answered, the rest summarized and drafted for a human to approve and send.
Approval stays yoursSlots offered, confirmed, moved and reminded without a single back-and-forth message.
Fewer no-showsThe right person notified at the right moment, with the context they need already attached.
Nothing sits unownedA weekly digest of what came in, what converted, and what stalled — assembled from your own records and delivered somewhere you'll actually read it.
Monday morning, automaticService descriptions, follow-up messages, listing copy, review responses. Drafted in your voice, edited by a person, published on your say-so.
Draft, don't publishNothing here is hypothetical — it's the difference between a process that depends on someone remembering and one that doesn't.
We don't automate everything at once. We find the one process costing you the most, fix that, then move to the next.
We sit with whoever does the job today and write down every step, including the ones nobody documented. Half the value shows up here — some steps turn out to be unnecessary rather than automatable.
What triggers it, what the AI decides, what a human still approves, and what happens when something unexpected arrives. You see the logic in plain language before anything is built.
We run it against your actual past inquiries, not made-up ones. Anything it gets wrong gets tuned before it touches a live customer, and we show you what it did and why.
Your team learns what it does, where to look when something seems off, and how to switch it off. Documentation in writing, not in our heads. Then we look at the next process.
Automation earns trust by being predictable. Every workflow we build is bounded on purpose, and you can see and stop anything it does.
Customers are never told they're talking to a person when they aren't.
Quotes, discounts and invoices are drafted for approval, never sent alone.
If a workflow can't handle something, it escalates to a person instead of guessing.
It runs in your accounts. You can pause, edit, or switch it off without us.
Each tier has a published price. Extra workflows are quoted before they are added.
One process, start to finish. Mapped, built, tested on your real cases, documented and handed over. The usual first project.
Three to six connected workflows. Response, qualification, routing, booking and internal handoffs working as one process rather than five scripts.
Trained on your business. An assistant that answers using your own documents, pricing and policies, with escalation rules for anything it shouldn't answer alone.
Optional, month to month. We watch the logs, fix what breaks when a tool changes, tune the wording, and add workflows as you find them.
Mostly about control, cost, and whether customers will notice.
That's the first workflow. Tell us what it is and we'll tell you whether it's worth automating — including when the answer is no.