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24 pallets were ordered and 22 came off the lorry.

Automate the work behind your operation.

For manufacturers, food businesses, distributors and retailers, and for smaller firms and clinics. James, a former food plant manager, finds where your team's hours go and builds the fix in accounts you own, connected to the systems you already use.

Run a clinic, trade or firm? See what's built for one business

What Mavraq builds

Examples by department, not a fixed menu. Every build is made for your systems and the work you haven’t automated yet, and starts as a pilot on one team.

15 services in 6 groups, by the problem they fix. Each has a published price.

Automations · AI agents

Finance

  • Invoices matched to purchase orders and goods received, with only the exceptions reaching a person
  • Month-end: reconciliations prepared and the chasing done automatically
  • Spend against budget by department, month by month
  • Supplier and intercompany queries answered from your own records

For example

Walk round the example plant: every building, what gets automated in each (sales, procurement and HR too), and the dashboards its managers see.

See the example plant
Starts as a pilot on one teamHow a pilot works

Text-back · Phone receptionist · Booking

For the calls nobody at the desk can take.

  • Missed-call text-back€750
  • AI phone receptionist€1,800
  • Booking into your practice or job software+€1,000
From €750 · no VAT addedSee the prices

How a project runs

One pilot, then a few days a month for as long as it’s worth it.

Four steps from the first call to launch. You test working software from step three, and you can stop after any step.

A fractional AI operator

A fractional operator is a senior specialist you book by the day instead of hiring. James finds where your team's hours go, builds the fix in accounts you own and keeps it running, for a set number of days each month. When you have automated as much as you want, you stop.

Compared onHiring someoneMavraq
To startAdvertise, interview, then wait out a notice periodOne call, then a pilot
CostA full salary and employer costs, all yearThe days you book each month
CommitmentA permanent contractMonthly, with thirty days' notice
When it's doneA role to redeploy or endYou stop. What was built keeps running, and it's yours.

From the first call to days a month

  1. 01 · 30 minutes

    Discovery call

    On the process that costs your team the most time, and whether a pilot is worth running.

    • Google Meet
    • Nothing to prepare
  2. 02 · Usually 4 weeks

    Pilot

    One team, one process, a fixed price agreed after a discovery call, measured before and after.

    Week by week
    • Week 1Capacity audit: sit with the team, map where the hours go, agree the measure
    • Weeks 2 and 3Build in accounts you own, tested on real cases with the people who do the work
    • Week 4Live for one team with daily checks, then the before-and-after report and handover

    If the audit finds nothing worth building, you choose: stop there and keep the report, or move the pilot to another team, and the first week counts towards it.

  3. 03 · End of the pilot

    Decide

    The report measures the process before and after and puts the hours into roles and money. It can recommend stopping, and you keep the working system either way.

    • Carry on, days a month
    • Stop, and keep what was built
  4. 04 · Monthly

    Days a month

    Pick a level, or stop after the pilot.

    • Advisory2 days a month
    • Build6 to 8 days a month
    • Embedded12 or more days a month

    Bars: days out of a 20-day month

    Thirty days' notice, either way.

  1. 01 · 30 minutes

    Discovery call

    On what eats your team's time, and what fixing it is worth to you.

    • Google Meet
    • Nothing to prepare
  2. 02 · Within one working day

    Written quote

    Automations are priced from the published menu. Websites and custom work are quoted.

    • Written scopeThe price only moves if the scope does
    • One fixed priceNo hourly billing
    • PaymentHalf upfront, half on completion
  3. 03 · Weeks

    Build and test

    Whatever doesn't fit your work gets changed before launch.

    • Prototype checkpointsA working version at set points, tested on your real work
    • In your accountsYours from day one
  4. 04 · Handover

    Launch

    Your team takes it over, and Mavraq stays on for support.

    • DocumentationWritten for your team, handed over at launch
    • TrainingOne session for your team
    • Support planThree months minimum, then month to month with 30 days' notice

ExampleA phone agent that answers and books for a clinic: scoped on one call, priced as one number, built in three weeks.

Who builds it

James Maher

James Maher

Founder, builds everything

Mavraq is run by James Maher, and the person on your discovery call is the one who builds it.

James studied agricultural science at University College Dublin, majoring in engineering technology, then spent six years in food manufacturing: graduate programme, then operations manager, then plant manager of a nine-figure site with over 180 staff, supplying major retailers in Ireland and England, customers across Europe, and importers and distributors in Asia. Running a plant at that scale means running people, suppliers, audits and margins at the same time, and across the industry much of the paperwork behind it is still done by hand. Mavraq was set up to fix that.

Book a call

Talk through where your team’s time goes and what keeps getting stuck. Within two working days of the call you get a short note on what to fix first and how, whether or not you work with Mavraq.

You’ll talk to James MaherFormer food plant manager, founder of Mavraq

Thirty minutes on Google Meet. You don’t need to prepare anything.

Prefer a written quote, or a short WhatsApp chat instead of a call? Request a quote and leave your WhatsApp number. James messages you first.

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