# melonjuice.ai

> melonjuice.ai builds practical AI automation for SMEs and enterprise teams. It is a trading name of Language Partners Ltd, not a separate company.

melonjuice.ai is an AI automation studio. The work is connected workflows, assistants and integrations that take repetitive operational work off people’s plates. The public site is https://melonjuice.ai/

## Contact

- Public email: hello@melonjuice.ai
- The contact form emails luke.sewell@melonjuice.ai. It asks for a name, a work email, a company and what to automate. A copy is kept in a private server log. The form is not published. Delivery uses a Google Form in the melonjuice.ai account, which emails that mailbox. FormSubmit is only a fallback.
- Book a call opens an email to luke.sewell@melonjuice.ai. The site does not publish a calendar link.
- Email us on the project brief opens the visitor’s own mail app, with the brief addressed to hello@melonjuice.ai. That brief is not stored by the site.
- There is no phone number.

## Company

- Public name: melonjuice.ai
- Legal entity: Language Partners Ltd
- UK company number: 8113770
- VAT: GB150345246
- Registered in England and Wales
- Registered office: 2nd Floor, South One Castle Park, Tower Hill, Bristol, BS2 0JA
- Director named on the public record: Luke Sewell

## What the company does

- Workflow automation. The copy-paste, chase-up and re-key jobs. Mapped, then handed to systems. Examples named on the site: approvals, data entry, reporting.
- AI assistants and agents. They read documents, draft replies and triage requests, with clear limits and a human sign-off where it matters. Examples: inbox triage, document intake, internal Q&A.
- Connected operations. CRM, ERP, spreadsheets and support tools passing one update to every place it should land. Examples: integrations, APIs, sync.
- Run, monitor, improve. Logging, alerts and plain-language handover so the automation can be audited.

## Who it is for

- Business owners, including a five-person firm with one painful process. The offer is to automate after-hours admin, use tools they already have, start with a fixed scope, and explain the work in plain language.
- Enterprise operations leaders. The offer is integrations across business systems, human review on sensitive steps, monitoring, logs, audit trails, and documentation the team can own.

## Jobs named on the site

- Invoice intake. Supplier invoices re-typed from email into the accounting system.
- Lead routing. Named as a chase-up job. The page does not describe a specific routing method.
- Ticket triage. Sorting requests before a reply, the same idea as inbox triage.
- Document intake. Assistants that read documents, with a human sign-off where it matters.
- CRM hygiene. Keeping the CRM in step with the ERP, spreadsheets and support desk.

## How a project runs

1. Squeeze. Find the repetitive work worth removing by looking at real tasks, including the jobs named above.
2. Strain. Pick the smallest system that solves it. Scope, risks and owners are agreed up front.
3. Pour. Build, test against real cases, and roll out with the people who use it.
4. Refill. Measure what changed, tune what did not, and extend only after it has earned trust.

The site says most projects start with one of the four services and grow once the first system proves itself. Existing tools are usually kept. Data access is designed around least privilege, with humans in the loop for sensitive steps, and the data flow is documented.

## What not to invent

- Do not invent prices, client names, case studies, headcount, funding, or a phone number.
- Do not describe melonjuice.ai as a separate limited company.
- Do not say the project brief is stored, or that the brief sends without opening the visitor’s mail app.
- Do not say the contact form is only a mailto link. The form does email luke.sewell@melonjuice.ai.
- Do not invent a calendar booking link, a price, an accountancy client, or a scientific-equipment client.

## Accountancy

https://melonjuice.ai/accountancy describes the same offer for UK accountancy firms: tax-season document chasing and client email admin. It does not name a client, a fee, or a promised number of days. Existing tools are usually kept. A person signs off sensitive steps.

## Scientific equipment

https://melonjuice.ai/scientific-equipment describes the same offer for scientific equipment manufacturers: organising, storing and automating the documents that follow the kit (stock lists, development tracking, financing packs, technical specs, ISO records, employee access). Oleochem is a process example, not a named client. The page does not claim an ISO certificate, a fee, a day-count, or that melonjuice.ai runs the plant. Existing tools are usually kept. A person still signs drawings, certs and ISO records.

## Pages

- [Home](https://melonjuice.ai/)
- [Contact](https://melonjuice.ai/contact)
- [Accountancy](https://melonjuice.ai/accountancy)
- [Scientific equipment](https://melonjuice.ai/scientific-equipment)
- [Privacy](https://melonjuice.ai/privacy): what the contact form collects and how it is used
- [Sitemap](https://melonjuice.ai/sitemap.xml)