We design, build, deploy, and iterate the AI-agent workflows your business currently runs in someone's head. One workflow, one monthly price, one outcome — owned by us, monitored by us, iterated by us.
"AI automation agency" is a category. Halden is not in it.
The category Halden owns is operational debt elimination — the work humans currently do because the system can't.
The invisible operating layer your business runs on, today.
We turn that layer into systems. Not tools you assemble. Not chatbots that answer questions. Not Zapier templates that work for a quarter and decay. Systems we own, monitor, and iterate, where the work happens.
You contract for a workflow. You pay one monthly price. You stop being the operating system.
Halden is what 20+ years of software and automation experience produces when it stops trying to sell tools and starts taking responsibility for outcomes.
The founder has personally operated businesses on fleets of 30+ AI agents executing 300+ distinct capabilities — not described in a deck, not demoed in a webinar. Operated. The agents ran the outreach, the qualification, the intake, the triage. The team wrote the playbook for managed-agent operations because it had to.
That track record matters because the AI-employee category — the SaaS that promises an AI to replace your headcount — churned at 75–90% in three months across 2024 and 2025. The pattern is clear. Tools sold by people who haven't operated the work fail in production.
Halden is what the operators built for the operators.
Where customers granted permission, we name them. Where they asked for anonymity, we don't. Outcomes are current to last quarter.
A mid-market financial services firm came to Halden with a workflow that touched four business systems and depended on three partners remembering whose turn it was to handle the next step. Halden owned the workflow end-to-end in four weeks. The partners stopped triple-entering data. The work happened. Nobody had to remember it had to.
"We had three people doing what was really one workflow. Halden owned it. We don't think about the work anymore — which is the point."
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Pavey runs a partner-pack reporting and intake workflow. Halden built and operates the underlying agent workflow. The team focused on the product; Halden owned the operations.
"We stopped trying to build it ourselves. Halden owns it. We don't think about it anymore."
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Woodhouse runs a multi-agent outreach and lead-qualification engine on Halden's managed automation layer. The agents run the prospect research, the personalization, the response handling, the qualification triage. Woodhouse focused on the product surface; Halden ran the operations.
"The multi-agent stack runs the outreach engine. We focused on the product."
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If you want a no-code automation builder, the market has many. We sell the outcome, with us responsible for it.
There is no managed agent worth deploying that does not have humans in the right places. We name where humans belong; we automate the rest.
The category that did churned at 75–90% in three months. Halden is the layer that makes your best people more effective at the work that needs them — not a story about replacing them.
We can serve those sectors. We are not currently selling to them. The wedge is deliberately lower-compliance for speed of validation.
The pattern is the pattern. The work is the work.
The Operational Debt Blueprint is a 30-question diagnostic that maps your business as a workflow. Output is a personalised report showing your operational debt — ranked by cost, ranked by readiness, with one clear next workflow.
You see what's there. You pick the one to tackle first. We tackle it.
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