AI automation by industry
The same AI agents do different work in an accounting firm, a dental practice, a plumbing company and an online store. Each page maps existing AIGROW systems to one trade: its handoffs, its controls and what stays with a person.
Published offer prices stay visible. Combined work is scoped in writing before implementation.
- SaaS
- 5 systems
- Ecommerce
- 4 systems
- Accounting
- 4 systems
- Legal
- 4 systems
- Dental and medical
- 4 systems
- Real estate
- 4 systems
- Home services
- 4 systems
- Professional services
- 3 systems
- Hotels
- 4 systems
- Restaurants
- 4 systems
- Insurance
- 4 systems
- Property management
- 5 systems
- Recruitment
- 4 systems
- Auto dealerships
- 4 systems
- Veterinary
- 4 systems
- Salons and spas
- 4 systems
- Fitness studios
- 4 systems
- Construction
- 5 systems
- Logistics
- 4 systems
- Education
- 4 systems
Each path names its systems, its human line and the audit that starts the work.
AIGROW industry pages map AI agents to twenty business types: SaaS and ecommerce; law, accounting, insurance and recruitment firms; dental, medical and veterinary clinics; real estate and property management; trades, builders and car dealerships; hotels, restaurants, salons and gyms; logistics, schools and agencies. Each page names the systems, what stays human, starting prices and the first paid step.
Choose the flow that resembles your business
Each path names the systems involved, what remains a human decision and where the published scope ends.
The operating question changes the stack
The systems overlap, but their job in the workflow is different. Start from the queue, record or handoff that already has an owner.
How to use these pages
They are buying guides for existing offers, with examples clearly separated from proof.
Start from one handoff.
Choose the closest industry flow, inspect the published systems, then confirm the connectors and acceptance checks in writing.
Published scopes · starting prices visible · no invented case studies