AI automation agency in Jackson, Mississippi.
Heavy Artillery builds, deploys and runs AI automation for established companies across the Jackson metro. One partner accountable for the whole stack, close enough to sit down with you.
You should not have to hire out of state to get this done right.
Most AI automation is sold from somewhere else, by people you will never meet, and handed over the day it launches. Heavy Artillery is based in Clinton and works with companies across the metro.
- Jackson
- Clinton
- Madison
- Ridgeland
- Brandon
- Flowood
- Pearl
We also work with clients in the rest of Mississippi and nationwide. The work is the same either way: built, deployed, and someone’s job to keep running.
The work your team should not be doing.
Six kinds of repeat work show up in almost every company we look at. Most have three or more ready to hand to a system.
Lead operations
Every inquiry captured, qualified and followed up within minutes, whether it arrives by form, phone, email or ad.
Client onboarding
Contracts, intake, scheduling and the first week of communication, started by the signature and finished without a checklist.
Reporting
The weekly numbers pulled from your CRM, accounting and ad accounts into one report that arrives on its own.
Content operations
Drafts, approvals, scheduling and repurposing, with a person approving the work instead of producing every piece of it.
Internal routing
Requests, tickets and approvals sent to the right person with the context attached, so nothing waits in an inbox.
Finance and admin
Invoices, reminders, reconciliation and the data entry between the systems that do not talk to each other.
Not for every business. For a specific kind.
We take a small number of deployments at a time. Here is how to tell which side of the line you’re on.
Built for
Established Mississippi companies that are done experimenting.
- Revenue between $1M and $20M, with a team past the startup phase
- People doing the same repeat work every week that a system should handle
- A stack of tools already in place, and nobody accountable for it
- An owner who wants one partner responsible for the whole thing
- A business where a missed lead or a late invoice costs real money
Not built for
Good businesses, and a better fit for a tool or a freelancer.
- A company still finding its first customers
- One simple workflow you can build yourself in an afternoon
- A chatbot for the website and nothing behind it
- A roadmap to hand to someone else to build
- The lowest quote on the table
The Full Deployment Model, in four phases.
One owner the whole way. The fourth phase is the one most agencies leave out.
Step 1: Audit
We map the workflows eating the most time and money, including the automations you already have. For companies in the metro, this can start at your office.
Step 2: Architect
We design the systems that will handle that work end to end: what connects to what, where a person approves, and what happens when a step fails.
Step 3: Deploy
We build and launch the systems, tested on your real accounts before anything touches a customer.
Step 4: Own
We stay on. Monitoring, fixes and changes are our job, so the systems keep running as the business grows.
Questions, answered
Something else? Ask us directly.
Where is Heavy Artillery located?
Heavy Artillery is based in Clinton, Mississippi, and works with companies across the Jackson metro: Jackson, Clinton, Madison, Ridgeland, Brandon, Flowood and Pearl. We also work with clients in the rest of Mississippi and nationwide.
Can we meet in person?
Yes. For companies in the Jackson metro we can meet at your office, which is often the fastest way to see how the work moves between people and systems. Everything after that runs remotely, with one person you can reach.
What kind of business is this for?
Established companies, usually between $1M and $20M in revenue, with a team that is past the startup phase and buried in repeat work. If you have already tried Zapier, Make, ChatGPT or a consultant and ended up with a stack nobody maintains, you are who we built this for.
How much does AI automation cost?
It depends on how many workflows are in scope and what they connect to, so we scope it after a Deployment Assessment. The assessment is a 30-minute call, and the findings are yours whether or not you hire us.
We already have automations. Do we have to start over?
No. We start with what you have. The first phase is an audit of the workflows already running: what works, what breaks, and what nobody owns. We keep what is sound and rebuild what is not.
Who looks after the automations after they are built?
We do. Building it is half the job. After launch we monitor the systems, fix what breaks and change them as the business changes. That is the difference between a deployment and a handoff.
Start with an assessment. Keep the findings either way.
Thirty minutes on where your team’s time is going and what a system should be handling. You will hear back from a person in Clinton, not a sequence.
Request an assessment