AI & automation · Tempe, Arizona
ForwardStepAI builds AI agents and automations that take over the repetitive work: following up with leads, moving data between your tools, producing reports and answering customers. Your business scales and cuts costs without adding headcount.
Solutions
Agents that research, draft, check and report across several steps and tools, so work that took your team hours runs on its own.
Your forms, CRM, email and spreadsheets connected, so data moves between them on its own and nothing gets entered twice.
Finds prospects, qualifies every inquiry and follows up on time, every time, so no lead slips through the cracks.
Customer support that answers from your own information, and internal assistants that know your documents and processes.
Invoices, forms, contracts and emails read automatically and turned into clean data your systems can use.
Reports, client updates and presentations built from your latest data in one click, instead of an afternoon in spreadsheets.
Proof it works
For a company preparing to sell, we built an agent behind a simple dashboard. One click gathers the latest market and competitor data, combines it with the company's financials and produces a presentation ready for investors.
How it works
One to two weeks. We walk through how your business runs, find where AI and automation save the most time and money, and hand you a plan with a fixed quote.
We build around the tools and data you already use, test it on your real work and train your team.
Monthly maintenance and improvements, so your automations keep up as your business grows.
ForwardStepAI is run by Ishan Singla, an AI engineer with an M.S. in Artificial Intelligence in Business from Arizona State University. He builds production AI agents and automations that solve real business problems.
You work directly with the person building your system, from the first conversation to the final handoff.
ForwardStep AI LLC · Tempe, Arizona
Tell us in a 30-minute call. You'll leave knowing whether an AI agent can take it over, and what it would take to build.