Internal operating record

Big Ben Suite

An internal record of supervised AI work across a London short-let and property-management operation.

Owned business. Internal operating record, not a client case study.

Problem

Recurring pricing, reporting, site, and competitor-review work has to be prepared consistently without removing the human decision.

Previous process

The previous process has not been published.

AI workflow

Named agents prepare internal work across profitability and yield analysis, site and competitor iteration, and short-let operating reviews. These are drafts, computations, and recommendations, not a claim of an end-to-end integration.

Human gate

Güray reviews the work product. Any customer message, login, price change, payment, signature, send, or publish action remains human.

Evidence

These links support business identity and published system state. No dated work product or measured outcome evidence has yet been published for this record.

Result

Measurement in progress

Current autonomy level

L1

Live at L1, agents draft and run the routine.

Named agents draft the routine for the Big Ben Suite short-let operation, pricing reviews, content, competitor scans, weekly plans, and a person signs anything irreversible. It is the furthest-along company in the fleet.

Limitations

The public record establishes named agents and an L1 operating state. It does not establish a connected client-facing automation, a measured outcome, or an end-to-end integration.

Next rung

L2 needs the deny-by-default test gate widened so a draft can ship without a manual step, while the human keeps the irreversible one.

Named agents in this record