A working agent, not a strategy deck
A live agent on one real workflow: connected tools, approval rules, a simple console to run it, and handover notes your team can actually use.
Nebulas puts AI agents to work inside the tools you already use, inbox, CRM, accounting, project tracking, so follow-ups, reports, and admin get done without you. Built on zero-trust security: every agent gets only the access it needs, and you approve anything sensitive.
One orchestrator. Your existing tools. Least-privilege access, a full audit trail, and a human in the approval seat.
We deploy a secure AI agent into one real workflow, lead follow-up, reporting, invoicing prep, or inbox triage, connected to the tools you already use, with least-privilege access and human approval on anything sensitive.
Every setup is scoped around value, access, security, and an operating rhythm your team can run.
A live agent on one real workflow: connected tools, approval rules, a simple console to run it, and handover notes your team can actually use.
Each agent runs with its own identity, least-privilege access, and network isolation. Nothing touches your systems beyond what the workflow needs, and every action is logged.
A simple console where you assign work, review drafts, approve sensitive actions, see exceptions, and track exactly what the agent has done.
30 years of enterprise delivery behind every setup, identity, permissions, auditability, applied to businesses that need results, not a transformation program.
Three ways to start, depending on how clear your first workflow is. Typical timing: discovery in 1–2 weeks, Starter in 2–4 weeks, Professional staged across 4–8+ weeks. Budget signals usually map to under-$5k discovery, $5k–$15k Starter, and $15k+ Professional, final scope is confirmed after a short intake, not guessed from a form.
Best when you can already name the repetitive workflow and want a contained, approval-gated agent before expanding.
Typically 2–4 weeks once inputs, access, and approval owner are clear
Ask about Starter →Best for teams connecting multiple tools and recurring workflows where approvals, reporting, and escalation matter.
Typically 4–8+ weeks for multi-tool workflows with governance and reporting
Scope Professional →Best when the pain is real but the workflow, data, approvals, or tools are not clear enough to build safely yet.
Typically 1–2 weeks to select the workflow, risks, and path
Clarify the first workflow →Good first agents sit beside your existing tools and prepare work for you to approve.
Score new enquiries, suggest a reply, update Zoho or HubSpot, and alert the owner.
Detect overdue tasks or missing updates and draft the next client note for review.
Pull Jira, Teams, docs, or dashboard context into a delivery pack with risks and decisions.
Prepare billing detail from resolved work and wait for human approval before sending.
Highlight urgent email/calendar items, overdue replies, and next actions each day.
Straight answers to what most owners ask first.
Any business tool that exposes a usable API, webhook, export, database, inbox, or approved integration path. Jira, Confluence, Microsoft 365, Teams, Slack, Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Xero, QuickBooks, GitHub, and Google Workspace are established patterns, not the limit of what can be scoped.
Security is built into the architecture, not added afterwards. Every agent has its own identity, least-privilege access scoped to its workflow, network isolation from the rest of your systems, and a full audit log. Sensitive actions, external sends, record changes, anything touching money, wait for your approval.
A contained first workflow usually goes live in 2–4 weeks once the process owner, tools, approval rules, and success measure are clear. Integration-heavy setups become a staged Professional path over 4–8+ weeks.
Three package paths, Starter, Professional, and Clarify scope, with effort confirmed after a short intake. Tool access, workflow complexity, and security requirements change the real scope, so we confirm rather than guess.
Only where you have explicitly allowed it. Drafting, monitoring, summarising, and preparing work run automatically; external sends, CRM updates, spend, and sensitive commitments wait in a visible approval queue until you say go.
OpenClaw is the agent platform Nebulas builds on; Hermes is the orchestration layer that routes work between agents and your tools. Together they give every agent its own identity, scoped permissions, and a complete audit trail, you do not need to learn either to benefit from them.
You get a reply by email with a practical next-step recommendation. The form keeps your service context so the response is specific, not generic.
Pick the path that matches where you are. Every engagement ends with something running in your business, not a slide deck.
We deploy an AI agent into your business to handle lead follow-up, reporting, invoicing prep, or inbox triage, connected to your tools, secured with least-privilege access, and gated by your approval.
Explore AI Agent Setup →Dashboards, client portals, and workflow tools your team actually uses, designed around your process, shipped fast, and ready to plug AI agents into later.
Scope a web app →Know AI could help but not where to start? We map your workflows, design the secure architecture, identity, permissions, approvals, and give you a practical adoption plan.
Discuss your roadmap →Most AI tools ask for broad access and hope for the best. Nebulas builds agents the way enterprises build infrastructure, on zero-trust principles, sized for SME budgets.
Agents authenticate as themselves, never as a shared admin account, so every action is attributable and access can be revoked in one place.
Each agent gets scoped permissions to only the data and actions its workflow needs. Read where possible, write only where required.
Agents run in isolated environments with controlled network paths into your systems, no broad tunnels into your business.
Every action is logged. Sensitive steps, sending to customers, changing records, touching money, wait for a human to approve them first.
Nothing here is theoretical. The agents, dashboards, and integrations we sell are the same ones running Nebulas every day.
Our own agents triage leads, prepare reports, and draft follow-ups across CRM, email, and project tools, under the same identity, access, and approval rules we set up for clients.
See how it would work for you →Three decades of enterprise delivery, identity, permissions, auditability, and workflow design, applied to businesses that need results without a transformation program.
Map your workflow →Service pages, lead routing, analytics, and follow-up automation on this site run as one connected system, built the same way we build for clients.
Scope your app →StoryGenie, our Atlassian Marketplace app, taught us what it takes to ship software people actually install, use, and pay for, lessons applied to every build.
Discuss a product build →Use the contact form and Nebulas will recommend the right path.
The form is intentionally practical: enough context to score the opportunity and reply with the right next step.
Open lead formNebulas turns operational friction into scoped systems, agent workflows, and product-shaped delivery.
What SME owners usually ask us first.
Small and medium businesses with repeatable work across email, CRM, project tracking, finance, reporting, or customer follow-up, and an owner or operator who wants it handled without hiring more admin staff.
A first agent workflow or a focused web app typically goes live in weeks, not months. We scope the smallest valuable release first and expand from there.
Zero trust by default: each agent has its own identity, least-privilege access scoped to its workflow, network isolation, and a full audit log. Sensitive actions wait for human approval. Security is part of the architecture, not a setting.
No. Agents draft, monitor, and prepare work automatically, but external sends, record changes, and anything touching money sit in an approval queue until you say go.
Any tool with a workable API or approved integration path. Established patterns include Microsoft 365, Outlook, Jira, Confluence, Zoho CRM, HubSpot, Xero, QuickBooks, Google Workspace, Slack, and Teams.
Yes. You get source ownership, documented handover, clear deployment paths, and practical operating notes, no black-box dependency on us.
Describe the workflow, the tools, and what a win looks like. We will reply by email with the most practical next step: an agent setup, an app build, a consulting engagement, or honest advice that you do not need us yet.