These are Keelix’s own reference implementations under evaluation, not client results. Each record separates intended architecture and acceptance criteria from what has actually been observed, and publishes an in-progress state while observed results remain empty.
A firm with no client results has two options: borrow somebody else’s numbers, or show its own work. These are Keelix’s own builds — the architecture, the criteria they are judged against, what has actually been measured, and where they fall over.
Publishing the acceptance criteria before the results is deliberate. It is the part most firms will not put in writing, and it costs nothing to be honest about what has not been measured yet. Where a figure is missing below, it is missing because it has not been observed — not because it was disappointing.
Nothing on this site is a client result. When client work is published, it will be measured against a baseline recorded before implementation, published with permission, and will include what did not work.
Inbound requests arrive as email, PDF, and web form. This build reads them, produces a structured quote record, and holds it for one human approval before anything reaches the CRM.
Invoices, certificates, and supplier paperwork are classified, extracted, and reconciled against what the business expected to receive — with disagreements routed to a named owner rather than an inbox.
Staff ask questions in plain language and get answers drawn from the company’s own documents, each with a citation — and an explicit refusal when the source material does not contain the answer.
These are patterns, not products. The version that fits your business starts with an Audit.