Insurance · Mortgages · Financial advice · Law · UK

You pay your best people to do the work a machine does. Take back the week they lose.

I help firms like yours take the intake, the chasing and the re-typing off your team, inside Outlook, Gmail and the systems you already run. Fixed scope. Four weeks to build. You own it afterwards, and if it doesn't save the hours, you get your money back.

  • The audit is free. You keep the report either way.
  • 60-day money-back guarantee on the build.
Aviva proposal 2026/27 · Harrow Haulage Ltd
Reading the client record0 of 62 fields
  • InsuredHarrow Haulage LtdClient record
  • AddressUnit 4, Wealdstone Trading EstateClient record
  • TradeHaulage contractor, general goodsPolicy record
  • Employees23Client record
  • Buildings£1,250,000Policy record
  • TurnoverNot held. Last year £3.1mHandler checks
See this build: every proposal form, typed once
  • Chasing documents
  • Re-keying into the CRM
  • Proposal forms retyped from PDFs
  • Renewal packs by hand
  • Case status updates
  • Letters of authority
  • ID checks into the case file
  • Slips and endorsements
  • Client intake
  • Chasers to introducers

01 · Services

The work I take
off your team.

01

Documents that chase themselves

Your client gets the request list, the reminders and the thank-you without anyone on your team writing them. What comes back is checked against the list and filed to the case. Your handler stops being the postbox.

  • Bank statements
  • ID
  • SA302s
  • Letters of authority
  • Claims histories
02

The same client, typed once

The risk goes into your system once. From there it fills the insurer's proposal form, the lender's portal, the covering email and the renewal pack. Nobody keys the same address a fourth time. See this one built

  • Proposal forms
  • Renewal packs
  • Endorsements
  • Lender portals
03

Updates that go out on time

A case moves stage and the client hears the same day, in your firm's words. So does the introducer. A rate ends in four months and the client hears from you before the lender writes to them. Your team reads it and signs it. Nothing leaves unsigned.

  • Case updates
  • Introducer updates
  • Rate-end reminders
  • Renewal chasers

02 · The process

Half an hour to start.
Four weeks to build.

01

Thirty minutes with you.

You tell me where the week goes and what's getting in the way. Then you pick two or three of your team for me to speak to, the people doing the work.

You getA straight answer on whether this is worth doing at all

03 · The founder

Who you're
dealing with.

Byron Leach

I'm Byron Leach. I'm an insurance broker, working in international delegated authorities in the Lloyd's market.

I've dealt with enough renewals to know where the hours go: quotes retyped from PDFs, documents chased by hand, and four systems that don't talk to each other.

Tulse AI is me. I run the calls, write the scope and show your team how to use what's built. I stay on it until it's live and they're comfortable with it. The person on your first call is the person you deal with throughout.

04 · The free audit

Let's find out where
your team's time goes.

Thirty minutes. We look at where the hours go on manual work and what can come off your team. I'll tell you straight how much time and money is on the table, and you make the call.

For firms under 50 staff in insurance, mortgages, financial advice and law, anywhere in the UK.

  • The audit is free
  • 60-day money-back guarantee on the build
  • No risk to you at either step