Software and AI automation for the work your team still does by hand.
Nova Sigil builds custom software, AI automations, and integrations between the
apps you already run. Fixed scope and price, delivered in weeks, running
privately inside your company.
Documents read, replies drafted, and records updated by a model that runs inside your network.
Integrations
Your CRM, accounting, and operations tools kept in sync without anyone re-keying.
Custom software
Onboarding flows, dashboards, and portals built around how your business actually works.
What we build
Put AI to work on the repetitive parts
Reading and sorting documents. Drafting replies. Pulling data out of PDFs and
email into the systems that need it. Answering questions over your own records
in plain language. Models run on your infrastructure or in a private tenant you
control, and nothing goes to a public AI service unless you choose it.
Connect the systems you already use
CRM, accounting, operations, and the legacy system nobody wants to touch, kept
in sync. APIs, webhooks, and scheduled jobs, all monitored, so a failure is an
alert rather than a discovery weeks later.
Build the tool that does not exist yet
Client onboarding flows, internal dashboards, customer portals, and approval
workflows, shaped to how your team works rather than the other way round. Built
to be maintained, documented, and handed over.
Where we know the most: financial services
Lenders, mortgage brokers, and banks are where we have spent the most time:
client onboarding, KYC and AML checks, reconciliation between systems, and the
reports regulators expect on schedule. The same patterns carry to any business
with a compliance burden.
Who we build for
Financial services
Lenders, brokers, and banks. Onboarding, KYC and AML, reconciliation, and the
reports regulators expect. Where we have spent the most time.
Clinics and healthcare
Assistants over patient records that never leave the building. Intake forms and
referral tracking that staff do not have to chase.
Field services and logistics
CRM, scheduling, and invoicing kept in step, so a finished job becomes a sent
invoice without anyone re-typing it.
Professional services
Client intake, document drafting, and time to invoice for firms that bill by the
hour and lose some of them to admin.
Example projects
Three recent projects, with the numbers that changed.
Clinic staff ask questions about patient records in plain language and get
answers with the source record attached. The model runs on a server inside the
clinic's own network, so no patient data leaves the building.
Under 10 secondsto find a record, from 10 to 15 minutes
Before and after figures
Measure
Before
After
Time to find a record
10 to 15 minutes
Under 10 seconds
Patient data leaving the network
Unknown
None
Staff using it daily
2
24
Pilot figures. Full rollout in progress.
Client onboarding for a regional lender
Applicants upload their documents once. The system checks them, runs KYC and
AML screening, applies the lender's credit policy, and routes only the
exceptions to a person.
Same dayto open an account, from 23 days
Before and after figures
Measure
Before
After
Time to open an account
23 days
Usually same day
Manual review passes per file
4
1
Files needing a human decision
All
About one in five
Three systems that never talked to each other
A field services firm ran its CRM, accounting, and job scheduling as three
separate worlds. We connected them so a closed deal creates the job, the job
creates the invoice, and nobody types the same address three times.
Nonehours of re-keying a week, from about 11
Before and after figures
Measure
Before
After
Hours of re-keying per week
About 11
None
Invoice errors per month
14
1
Job finished to invoice sent
6 days
Same day
How we work
Four steps from the first call to handover. Nothing starts before the price is
agreed in writing.
1
A call.
Thirty minutes. You walk us through the process that costs you the most time,
and we tell you honestly whether it is worth automating.
2
A written proposal.
Within a week: what we will build, what it costs, and when it lands. Fixed
scope, fixed price.
3
The build.
Most projects take two to six weeks. You see a working version every week, not
a slide deck at the end.
4
Handover.
Source code, documentation, and training for your team. You own everything and
can run it without us.
What clients say
“We stopped re-keying loan files into three systems the week it went live.
Nothing else in the last year has given us that much time back.”
“They told us on the first call which half of the project was not worth
building. That is the reason we hired them.”
Marcus Hale, Managing Partner, Kestrel Field Services
“The assistant answers in seconds what used to take a records search. It never
leaves our network, which is the only reason we could use it at all.”
Dr. Priya Raman, Clinical Director, Northgate Family Health
Questions
What does a project cost?
Every project is quoted as a fixed price, in writing, before work starts. A
small automation is a few days of work; a full onboarding system is a few
weeks. The first call is free, and if what you describe is not worth
building, we will say so.
How long does it take?
Most automations and integrations ship in two to six weeks. You see a
working version every week from the first one.
Does our data go to OpenAI or another public AI service?
Only if you choose it. By default, models run on your own servers or in a
private cloud tenant that you control. For medical or financial records,
nothing leaves your network.
Do we own the code?
Yes. All of it, with documentation. There are no licence fees and nothing
that locks you in.
We already have developers. Does that matter?
It helps. We work alongside your team, hand over cleanly, and take the AI
and integration parts that are hard to staff for.
Do you only work with financial companies?
No. Finance is where we have the most experience, so lenders and brokers get
the fastest start. The same patterns apply to clinics, logistics, and
professional services.
Tell us about the slowest process you own.
A thirty-minute call. We will tell you honestly whether it is worth automating.