Skip to content
Worksplice
Menu

Singapore · Workflow automation

Small AI automations for repetitive B2B workflows.

Worksplice helps Singapore businesses automate selected parts of sales and operational admin — without replacing the people or systems already doing the work.

What Worksplice automates

Practical admin work, not a transformation programme.

These are examples of the interaction model — small automations around sales and operations. They are not a fixed menu of services.

  • RFQ automation

    1. Incoming enquiry
    2. Requirements extracted
    3. Missing information flagged
    4. Clarification prepared for review

    Less manual reading, copying and chasing before quotation work begins.

  • Sales administration

    1. New enquiry
    2. Customer details structured
    3. CRM tasks prepared
    4. Follow-up queue generated

    Reduce repetitive sales coordination without removing salesperson control.

  • Tender monitoring

    1. Tender source
    2. Opportunity detected
    3. Requirements extracted
    4. Deadline and brief prepared

    Spend less time manually scanning portals and assembling first-pass tender information.

Interactive demonstration

See an incoming RFQ become a clean intake checklist.

Worksplice turns an incoming RFQ into a clean intake checklist, highlights missing information, and prepares a clarification draft for human review. This preview is fictional. Open the demo to check the intake, review missing information, and decide what happens next.

Does not write to ERP. Pricing and customer commitments stay human.

DemonstrationWorksplice Demo 001 — RFQ Intake

Fictional RFQ. Not a live customer and not a live AI call.

Incoming customer RFQ

RFQ – Fabricated mounting brackets

Daniel, Apex Industrial Pte Ltd

Hi,

Please quote 250 pcs based on attached drawing MBR-204 Rev C.

Material SS316, brushed finish.

Delivery will be to our Tuas facility.

Please send the quotation by Friday.

Thanks,
Daniel
Apex Industrial Pte Ltd

Needs clarification

  1. 1. Required delivery date

    The RFQ gives a delivery location but does not specify when the customer needs the parts.

  2. 2. Material certification

    SS316 is specified, but the RFQ does not state whether material certification is required.

Worksplice prepares a clarification. A person still chooses Approve, Edit, or Discard.

Open RFQ intake demo

How Worksplice works

Find one repetitive process. See whether software can remove part of it.

The first engagement is a low-risk experiment, not a long programme. If the prototype does not help the team, it stops there.

  1. 01

    Identify one repetitive workflow

    Pick a process the team already copies, checks, updates or follows up by hand. One annoying loop is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Map what can safely be automated

    Separate routine preparation from the decisions that should stay with people — pricing, commitments, and judgement calls.

  3. 03

    Build a small working prototype

    A narrow first version that sits around the tools you already use, so the team can see the actual output on real work.

  4. 04

    Test it with the team before expanding

    Use it on live cases, keep what helps, drop what does not. Only then consider a second workflow.

Approach

Automate the repetitive parts. Leave the judgement with people.

  • Human approval stays where it matters

    Pricing, commercial decisions, engineering judgement and customer commitments remain human-controlled where they should.

  • Work with existing systems

    Worksplice usually connects around the CRM, ERP or tools a company already uses, rather than asking the team to switch platforms first.

  • Start small

    Usefulness is proven on one workflow before the scope expands. If it does not save real time, it does not continue.

  • Build for the actual process

    The automation should follow how the business already works, not force the team into a generic software template.

About the founder

You work with the person who builds it.

Founded by Alfred Ling (Ling Kai Teng Alfred), also known as Kai. He builds small AI and workflow automation systems for Singapore B2B teams, focused on reducing repetitive administrative work around sales, operations and internal coordination.

Worksplice is a bootstrapped Singapore startup, founded in 2026 and currently early-stage. It is not a large delivery team. Clients work with Alfred Ling directly.

Worksplice uses Claude and Claude Code in its own build workflow.

Contact

Have a repetitive workflow? Show me.

If there is a process your team repeatedly copies, checks, updates or follows up manually, send it over. I can tell you whether it looks worth automating.

Founder / program enquiries:
kai@worksplice.site
Worksplice · Singapore · Founded 2026