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The system does the repetitive work. You do what matters.

sitco designs AI phone assistants and automates single processes for small businesses. We don’t sell “transformation”. We take one piece of work that eats someone’s hours today and turn it into a process with clear limits.

Adam Sitko, founder of sitco

Who is behind sitco

If something isn’t worth automating, I say so. That is usually cheaper than an impressive system solving a problem you don’t have.

I don’t start with a tool. I write the process down first and check whether automation makes sense. If it does, I design the integrations and own the rollout — from the first test to running in your business.

Adam Sitkofounder, sitco

Six rules we work by.

  1. 01

    Process first, then the tool.

    We write down where the data comes from, who decides and what the result should be. The tool is chosen last.

  2. 02

    One process at a time.

    The next scope only once the first one works in real work — not just in a demo.

  3. 03

    Limits are part of the system.

    Every automation has points where it stops and hands the matter to a person, with the context.

  4. 04

    We tell you what not to do.

    If a spreadsheet or a change of habit would solve it more cheaply, you’ll hear that in the first conversation.

  5. 05

    Data described before launch.

    Scope, providers, retention and access — in writing, before anything goes live.

  6. 06

    Price before work.

    The package has its price on this website. A project gets a fixed price after discovery, before we build.

One enquiry, carried all the way through.

This is how we work: we take one route information travels through a business and build it from the first message to the finished action. Below is a cross-section, using an enquiry to a plumbing firm as the example. The details are made up.

Process cross-section · example, made-up data

4 / 4

  1. 1 / 4

    Enquiry

    Website form08:12

    “Hi, the trap under my bathroom sink is leaking. Could someone come on Thursday morning? 14 Sample Road, Leeds. Emma, number in the form.”

    We take enquiries from a website form or an email inbox.

  2. 2 / 4

    Structured data

    Enquiryn8n

    service
    sink trap repair
    when
    Thursday, before 12:00
    address
    14 Sample Road, Leeds
    contact
    Emma · phone from the form
    missing
    nothing

    An n8n workflow pulls out the fields, flags anything missing and doesn’t guess.

  3. 3 / 4

    Action in the system

    CalendarThu

    8:009:00Sink trap · Sample Road9:00–10:00 · provisional10:0011:00

    Job sheet: new row, status “to confirm”

    Integration with the calendar, spreadsheet or shop the business already uses.

  4. 4 / 4

    Update for the business

    sitconow

    New enquiry: leaking sink trap, Leeds. Suggested slot: Thursday 9:00.

    The business gets a short summary with the context. The decision stays with them.

What we build and look after

  • Automation and integrations

    n8n workflows that connect forms, email, calendars and spreadsheets. Where ready-made building blocks fall short, we write code in JavaScript, Node.js or Python.

  • Apps and tools for the business

    We design apps and dashboards that bring order to how a business works and connect with the systems it already uses.

  • Rollout and upkeep

    We put each system live after testing it on real examples, and look after it once it’s running.

We run on this ourselves. Every day, not only in a demo.

Enquiries, calendar entries and the assistant’s voice at sitco run through these systems. Before we suggest anything to a client, we know how it behaves in real work.

  • Website form

    Where enquiries start

    A short form on the site, with the details we need.

  • Email inbox

    The second way in

    Messages arrive at one shared address.

n8n

The workflow hub

Takes each enquiry, checks the data and passes it on. Where ready-made nodes fall short, we write JavaScript, Node.js or Python.

  • Completed n8n Course Level 1
  • Completed n8n Course Level 2

Certified in n8nLevels 1 and 2

  • ElevenLabs

    Voice

    Speech for our phone assistant.

  • Google Calendar

    Appointments

    Bookings written to one calendar.

Formalities and security

ICO Data Protection Registration Certificate for SITCO LTD, reference ZC293666 Enlarge certificate

Regulator’s register

Entered on the UK data protection regulator’s register.

Organisations that process personal data in the UK generally have to appear on the Information Commissioner’s Office register. SITCO LTD does: with a reference number, a registration date and an expiry that has to be renewed. Your customers’ data goes to a company that sits under the regulator’s oversight.

Registration reference
ZC293666
Registered
4 November 2026
Expires
3 November 2027
Issued by
Information Commissioner’s Office
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ICO Data Protection Essentials · 2026

Company details

Company
SITCO LTD · Company No. 13257604 · registered in England and Wales
Registered office
Office 12218c, 182–184 High Street North, East Ham, London E6 2JA
VAT
Not VAT-registered — no VAT is added to our prices.
Phone
+44 7822 000220
Email
[email protected]
ICO register
Check sitco’s ICO registration · ZC293666
Documents
Terms · Privacy · Security

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