Audit what exists
The action, timing and information needed are agreed with you before GTS begins.
GTS handles it for you
Before asking for more customers, make sure they can find and trust the business.
GTS organises the domain, professional email, public information, access ownership and basic pages so the business does not look improvised.
GTS workstream
exampleINQuote sentWaitingopen
GTSFollow-up scheduledToday · 10:30done
↳Client repliedAsked for an optiondone
YOUYou need to decideApprove the changedecide
What you receive1 decision · 7 resolved
01Professional domain and email
02Clear access ownership
03Policies and proof ready
What this feels like in a normal day
More advertising does not repair a confusing foundation.
If hours are wrong, the email does not match, the website gives no clear next step or nobody knows who owns access, every new inquiry meets unnecessary friction.
Inquiries do not know where to writeDifferent information across Google, social media and the websiteImportant accounts have no clear ownerLess trust before the first contact
66% vs 29%Evidence that helps explain the problem
was the difference in easier payment methods reported by Argentine firms using digital tools for payments and banking.
The ITC report surveyed 614 firms across sectors, sizes and provinces. It does not prove that a tool alone fixes the business: it must be applied and maintained.
Source ↗What happens step by step
Three simple steps so you do not need to remember everything.
Fix the critical gaps
The action, timing and information needed are agreed with you before GTS begins.
Leave an owned, documented base
The action, timing and information needed are agreed with you before GTS begins.
What you still decide
You keep prices, promises and sensitive customer decisions.
GTS handles the agreed routine but does not change commercial terms or make delicate promises on its own.
Price and commercial decisionsSensitive customer situationsChanges to the agreed process
Price and conditions
Fixed price for agreed work
Foundation first; automation second.