What we build.

Four service areas, one approach. We start with how your operation runs, then build the systems that remove the manual work. No pricing pages here. The right scope comes out of a short conversation about your business.

A note on positioning

A business operator who uses these tools, not a dev shop.

DTS works from the operations side. We understand the tools at a working level and use them to solve real business problems. For deep platform engineering or custom model work, you want a developer or solution architect. For turning a messy operation into systems that run, that is exactly what we do.

That honesty matters. It means we scope what we can deliver, and we deliver it. Every system below is in production with a real client behind it.

Service 01

AI agents.

You give the system a goal and it works out the steps. Agents handle open-ended work that used to need a person watching it the whole way. A human still reviews the output, so quality stays high while the volume goes up.

  • Lead research and outreach engines that fill a pipeline weekly
  • Content production agents that run a full publishing cycle
  • Workflow coaches that help teams build and debug their own automations

Read the lead generation engine case study →

Service 02

AI-powered automation.

You define the steps and AI handles the parts that need judgment. This is the workhorse. It also covers rescue work, taking an inherited stack that keeps failing and making it reliable.

  • Document and contract extraction with verification built in
  • Meeting prep, CV screening, and churn recovery pipelines
  • Rescue and hardening of automations that break unattended

Read the contract extraction case study →

Service 03

Operational systems.

The layer underneath the automation. When a team scales, the spreadsheets and side channels stop holding. We design the workspace and process so there is one source of truth, and the weekly status meeting stops being the only place the real state lives.

  • Notion and ClickUp workspace architecture for scaling teams
  • Product operating systems that make scope decisions with data
  • Founder-run systems for content, community, and email in one place

Read the product operating system case study →

Service 04

Training and coaching.

The systems are only worth building if your team can run them. Workshops and hands-on coaching leave the capability in-house, so your people extend and maintain the automation long after the engagement ends.

  • Team workshops on AI and automation, pitched at non-technical operators
  • One-on-one coaching for founders implementing their first systems
  • Cohort programs that get non-technical teams shipping real automations

Read the team enablement case study →

Common questions

What people ask before working with DTS.

Q01

What does DTS Ops & Automation do?

DTS builds AI and automation systems for growing companies. We work from the operations side, turning manual work and scattered tools into systems that run on their own. The focus is the business result, not the technology.

Q02

Which tools does DTS work with?

Mainly n8n and Make for automation, Notion and ClickUp for operational systems, and AI models inside the steps that need judgment. We pick the tool to fit the operation, not the other way around.

Q03

Who is DTS Ops & Automation for?

Growing companies and founders in Europe who have outgrown spreadsheets and manual handoffs. If your team loses hours to repetitive work, or your tools do not talk to each other, that is the work we do.

Q04

Does DTS write custom software?

No. DTS is a business operator who uses these tools at a working level, not a development shop. For deep platform engineering you want a developer. For turning a messy operation into systems that run, that is the fit.

Q05

Where is DTS based and which regions does it serve?

DTS is based in Budapest, Hungary, and works with clients across Europe. Most engagements run remotely.

Q06

How does an engagement start?

With a short conversation about your operation. We point to the system worth building first, then scope it. There are no pricing pages here because the right scope comes out of that conversation.

Not sure which one fits? Start with the operation.

Tell us where your team loses time and we will point to the system worth building first.

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