Put the repetitive parts of your business on rails — enquiry handling, quoting, follow-up, reporting — using the tools you already pay for. AI Automation in Hyderabad starts from ₹25,000, with typical delivery in 2–4 weeks.
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Mana Studio's AI automation builds in Hyderabad start at ₹25,000 and take two to four weeks. What gets automated is the repetitive, rule-shaped work: capturing enquiries from WhatsApp and Instagram into one list, replying instantly with the right information, following up with people who went quiet, generating quotes and invoices from a template, and assembling reports. It does not usually require changing software — the point is to connect what a business already pays for, including WhatsApp, Google Sheets, Tally, Zoho and website forms, rather than migrating onto a new platform; where something genuinely cannot be connected, that is said before the client pays. In practice this moves staff off data entry rather than replacing them: a team of four spending three hours a day retyping enquiries gets fifteen hours a week back. Handover includes documentation and training so the client's own team can fix ordinary failures, and every package includes a support window — nothing is built as a black box only Mana Studio can touch. Mana Studio is based in Warangal, Telangana, works with Hyderabad and Secunderabad businesses in English, Telugu and Hindi, and meets clients in Hyderabad in person.
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Almost every Hyderabad business we look at has the same three hours a day going into the same three jobs: retyping WhatsApp enquiries into a spreadsheet, chasing people who did not reply, and assembling a report at month end from four different places. None of that needs a person. What has changed recently is that automating it no longer needs a developer on retainer either — the combination of workflow tools and language models handles the messy, unstructured middle that used to break every rule-based automation, like reading an enquiry written half in Telugu and half in English and pulling the actual requirement out of it. We start by watching what your team actually does for a week, then automate the two jobs that eat the most hours, rather than selling a platform and hoping.
Published prices in Indian Rupees. A quote for a fixed scope, agreed before any work starts.
One workflow, chosen because it is the one costing you the most hours.
The whole enquiry-to-invoice path, automated end to end.
For operations complex enough that off-the-shelf automation does not fit.
The parts that are repetitive and rule-shaped: capturing enquiries from WhatsApp and Instagram into one list, replying instantly with the right information, following up on people who went quiet, generating quotes and invoices from a template, and assembling reports. What should not be automated is anything where the judgement is the value — pricing a difficult job, handling an unhappy customer, deciding what to build next.
In practice it moves them off data entry and onto work that needs a person. A team of four spending three hours a day retyping enquiries is a team of four with fifteen hours a week back. We have not yet built an automation for a Hyderabad SMB that resulted in someone being let go, mostly because the businesses buying this are the ones trying to grow without hiring, not the ones trying to shrink.
Usually not. The point is to connect what you already have — WhatsApp, Google Sheets, Tally, Zoho, your website forms — rather than migrate you onto a new platform. If something genuinely cannot be connected we will tell you before you pay, not after.
You get documentation and training so your own team can fix the ordinary failures, and every package includes a support window. Nothing is built as a black box that only we can touch — that is a lock-in tactic and it is exactly what you should be avoiding.