Amlo Tech Solutions
A Grok bot that helps you run the day and the ads. This is new. ATS is the early mover for Ottawa shops.
amin@amlotechsolutions.comAmin is a software engineer who worked at Amazon. He sets up Grok so a shawarma counter, a clinic, or a trade shop can use it on the floor and in their ads.
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Who it’s for
- Shawarma spots and restaurants like them
- Clinics
- Trades
- Anyone selling online, locally
Owners who are not engineers. If AI feels expensive or opaque, that’s the brief.
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The work
ATS puts Grok on the jobs you already do. Taking orders. Booking people in. Answering after hours. Drafting the post that fills Tuesday. You talk to it in plain language.
The tech is new. Most local shops have not used it yet. We get you there first, and we keep the monthly cost small.
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Example builds
ATS has no clients yet. These are examples of Grok in a regular day, not case studies. Nobody is named because nobody has hired us for them.
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Example
Shawarma counter orders
Lunch rush hits and the counter is two people deep. Grok takes the order from a phone, checks extras and spicy or mild, and puts a clean ticket on the kitchen screen. After the rush it drafts tonight’s special for Instagram so you are not writing ads from the till.
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Example
Clinic intake and bookings
Before someone walks in, Grok collects the usual questions and finds an open slot. It can also write the reminder text and the “we have openings Thursday” post. The front desk starts with a list, not a pile of paper or Facebook messages.
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Example
Trades storefront
A plumber or electrician gets a job request after hours. Grok asks what broke, when they can come, and whether a deposit is in. In the morning they have a real request, plus a draft ad for furnace season or a weekend slot, instead of a voicemail pile and a blank promo.
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Start with a free conversation
Tell Amin what eats time in the shop or what you want the ads to do. We start with the benefit. There is no pitch deck.
amin@amlotechsolutions.com