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Lorryn

Business Process AutomationNorthern California — Your team has better things to do than repetitive work.

Lorryn designs and builds reliable automation around the tools your organization already uses, reducing manual work, handoffs and administrative overhead.

Invoice intake

Runs on every new invoice

Illustrative example

By hand today · 7 steps

Open, read, copy, update, notify

12 min

With Lorryn · 16× faster

Automatic, a person checks mismatches

45 sec

Illustrative example: 12 minutes by hand, 45 seconds with Lorryn, 16 times faster.

Built around the tools you already use

  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • QuickBooks
  • Slack
  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Your own APIs

Results

Less admin. More customers.

How long each repetitive task took before Lorryn and how long it takes now. We share the type of business, not its name.

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Times are per task, worked out with each owner step by step. In build and Planned projects show target times, not results yet; the glass plant’s times are estimates still being confirmed.

Automation impact

Measure automation by the work it removes.

A successful automation is not measured by how many workflows run. It is measured by how much unnecessary work disappears.

We establish a baseline before implementation so the results can be compared against how the process worked before.

Tire & auto repair shop

Per task, timed with the owner before and after

Live client

Rep time per online tire request

2 min

Was 10 min · 5× faster

Time to log one used tire

30 sec

Was 3 min · used-tire line restarted

Supplier check, phone or counter

1 min

Was 7 min

Updating stock lists per tire sold

0 min

Was 2 min

Staff time per repair booking

0 min

Was 4 min

Minutes per task

Minutes per task before and after: Tire request 10 to 2; Supplier check 7 to 1; Repair booking 4 to 0; Used tire 3 to 0.5.

One online tire request

Baseline (manual)10 min
Current (automated)2 min
See how it works: the full case study

Philosophy

Not everything needs AI.

  • Some problems need AI.

    Unstructured input
  • Some need a workflow.

    Multi-step logic
  • Some need an API.

    System to system
  • Some need a few lines of code.

    Precise rules

We use the simplest reliable solution that gets the work done.

Automate the work. Keep the judgment.

Critical decisions stay with your people. Software handles the repetitive steps around them.

  1. Collect
  2. Validate
  3. Decide
  4. Update
  5. Notify
Software handles repetitive stepsPeople keep the decisions

What we automate

Pick the work that's eating your week.

Each topic has a page showing how it works, step by step. Or ask our agent: it will ask a few questions about how the work runs today, then give you a rough idea of effort and cost.

  • Invoices & documentsRead PDFs, invoices and forms and put the values where they belong.How it works
  • Inbox & requestsSort incoming email, pull out the request and route it to the right person.How it works
  • Copying between systemsStop re-typing the same record into a spreadsheet, CRM and accounting tool.How it works
  • Recurring reportsAssemble the weekly or monthly numbers without the copy-paste.How it works
  • Scheduling & remindersFollow-ups, reminders and assignments that go out on their own.How it works
  • Client onboardingOne approval starts the folders, tasks, emails and CRM updates.How it works
  • Calls & missed callsAnswer and book calls when the team is busy or closed, and text back anyone who hangs up.How it works
  • Something elseDescribe the process in your own words.
Browse all automation ideas

Working with us

Three steps, and you can stop after any of them.

  1. 1Free · 15 or 30 min

    Talk to our team

    Tell us where your team loses time. We'll say honestly whether automation is worth it, even if the answer is no.

    Book a free call
  2. 2Free · 6 of 15 spots left

    Automation Audit

    We map the process, measure today's baseline and recommend what to automate and how. Free for businesses with 3 or more employees, while spots last (normally $250).

    About the audit
  3. 3Fixed scope

    Build & measure

    We build it around your tools, test it with your team, then compare the result against the baseline before suggesting the next process.

    Our approach

Technology

Built around the tools you already use.

Lorryn is platform-neutral. We select technology based on the process, reliability requirements, security needs, and existing systems.

Platform-neutral by design.

  • Selected per process, not per vendor
  • Built on your existing systems where possible
  • Documented so your team can own it
Workplace
Microsoft 365Google WorkspaceSlackMicrosoft Teams
Business systems
CRMsProject management platformsAccounting systems
Automation platforms
n8nMake
Language models
OpenAIClaudeGemini
Engineering
APIsCustom Python / JavaScript services

Product names are shown to describe compatibility only. They do not imply partnership or endorsement.

Questions

Common questions.

Short answers here. For anything specific to your process, the agent can go deeper.

  • It depends on the process: how many systems it touches, how messy the inputs are, and how many exceptions it has. Describe yours to the agent and it will give you a directional range in about a minute. Every project gets a fixed quote before any work starts.

  • Yes. A 15-minute intro or a 30-minute call with our team, whichever suits you. No obligation to buy the audit or build anything.

  • We map one process end to end, measure how long it takes today, and give you a written recommendation of what to automate, how, and roughly what it costs. Free for businesses with 3 or more employees, while spots last (normally $250). After that it's $250: credited toward a build, and refunded if the audit can't find what to automate.

  • Usually not. We build around the systems you already use and pick technology per process. Where a new tool genuinely helps, we explain why and what it costs before recommending it.

  • That isn't the goal. We remove the repetitive steps around the work and leave decisions with your people. Exceptions are routed to a person, not guessed at.

  • We use the least access a workflow needs, keep credentials in your accounts where possible, log what each automation does, and document everything so you can own it.

    Security approach
  • Most single-process automations go live in one to four weeks: design, build, our own testing, then testing and approval with your team before anything goes live. More complex processes take four to six weeks. The exact timeline is agreed before work starts.

  • Yes. We meet in person around the Sacramento region and work with teams anywhere in the U.S. by video.

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Talk to the people who build it, not a sales team.

A free 15- or 30-minute call with the people who design and build your automation. Meet us in person across Northern California, or by video anywhere. Bring one process; leave with a clear view of what's worth automating.

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  • Fred Alakbarov, Architecture

    Fred Alakbarov

  • Balash Mirzabey, Engineering

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