The demo
We bring enquiries from your trade. You watch.
Nothing
See the demo on my trade →No one for the office? An AI set to your trade preps the evening paperwork. You approve.
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The assistant prepares, you have the final say.
Nothingto pay before the trial
You approve. It handles the rest.
Published studies, not our clients. Every figure links to its source.
54%
of the Geneva small businesses surveyed already use AI, in one form or another.
Source: PwC Switzerland for the State of Geneva, 2024 — more than 200 Geneva small businesses
60%
of the Swiss companies surveyed rate the administrative burden placed on them by regulation as high or fairly high.
Source: SECO, Bureaucracy Monitor 2023 — regulatory burden, more than 1,500 companies
−40%
time, roughly, to write professional documents with AI, with quality rated 18% higher.
Source: Noy & Zhang, Science, 2023 — MIT experiment, 453 professionals
48%
of building trades owners regularly work weekends, and 63% check their email every day on holiday.
Source: CAPEB, ARTIsanté survey 2026 — 2,491 building trades owners, France
+14%
more customer issues resolved per hour with an AI assistant, and +34% for the least experienced.
Source: Brynjolfsson et al., NBER 2023 / QJE 2025 — 5,179 customer support agents
These are study averages, not our results. Your own figure is the one you'll read in the Monday report, on your own enquiries.
What the assistant can do: Take the enquiry or the call, read the work order, prepare the appointment, the quote and its follow-up.
What the assistant can do: Take the call, sort faults from quotes, draft the quote and its follow-up.
What the assistant can do: Ask for photos and measurements before the visit, draft the quote, follow it up.
What the assistant can do: Sort each request, ask for photos, draft the work order, take the call.
What the assistant can do: Acknowledge, prepare viewings, follow up past owner contacts.
What the assistant can do: Chase missing documents, sort what comes in, keep the list of incomplete files.
What the assistant can do: Take the call and the appointment request, draft the quote and the service reminders.
What the assistant can do: Sort enquiries, chase missing documents, draft follow-ups and appointments.
What the assistant can do: Answer messages, draft appointments and reminders, re-offer cancelled slots.
What the assistant can do: Ask for photos and surface area, draft the quote, propose the slot, follow up.
What the assistant can do: Ask for the inventory and access, draft the quote, the confirmation and the reminders.
Your trade isn't there? Write to us anyway: the demo runs on enquiries from your trade either way.
A short call about what takes up your evenings.
The assistant on enquiries from your trade. Nothing to prepare.
Two weeks on your real enquiries. You read, you approve.
The set-up once, then the subscription, no commitment.
The call. A short call. You tell us what takes up your evenings. We sell you nothing that day.
The demo. We show you the assistant on enquiries from your trade. You have nothing to prepare. At the end, we set the subscription tier with you, in writing.
The trial. For two weeks, the assistant works on your real enquiries. Your part: read what it prepares, and say yes or no. Every Monday, the report.
The subscription. You pay for the set-up, once. The subscription takes over, with no commitment, and we keep an eye on the assistant every week.
“It never commits on your behalf.”
It prepares, you approve. Only the acknowledgement, read once by you, goes out on its own.
No price, no date, no quote and no real reply goes out without your approval. Only one message goes out on its own: the acknowledgement asking for the address, a photo and the urgency. You read and approved it once. The assistant has no access to your payments. Your assistant's data is hosted in Switzerland.
Every Monday, you get a short report. It says what was handled, followed up and prepared, and what is waiting for you. If nothing happened, the report says so.
Nawa Corps is a Geneva studio. Ayoub Bensalem makes the first call, runs the demo and follows up. We start from a base for each trade, then set it to your business. And you see the work on your own enquiries before you spend a franc.
We bring enquiries from your trade. You watch.
Nothing
See the demo on my trade →It works on your enquiries. A report every Monday.
Nothing
during the trial
The set-up, then a subscription you can stop any month.
1'500.–
once, for the set-up, no VAT (business not VAT-registered)
One task, up to 100 requests a month, a report every Monday.
190.–/month
no VAT (business not VAT-registered), no commitment, cancellable every month
Two tasks, up to 300 requests a month, a report every Monday.
290.–/month
no VAT (business not VAT-registered), no commitment, cancellable every month
Three tasks including the phone (300 minutes included), up to 800 requests a month.
490.–/month
no VAT (business not VAT-registered), no commitment, cancellable every month
We show you the assistant on enquiries from your trade. You have nothing to dig out of your files, and we access none of your tools. At the end, we put the subscription tier in writing.
For two weeks, the assistant works on your enquiries, and you approve. Two Mondays, so two reports.
If the report suits you, you pay for the set-up. The subscription follows, based on your volume. No commitment, cancellable every month.
Start with the task that takes up most of your evenings. Set-up 1'500.–, no VAT (business not VAT-registered), paid once, after the trial. The subscription tier is set in writing at the end of the demo, no commitment. A reply the next working day.
You judge on evidence before you pay. The demo runs on enquiries from your trade. The trial then runs for two weeks on your real enquiries, and the Monday report shows what was handled, followed up and prepared. You only pay for the set-up if that report suits you.
Your assistant's data is hosted in Switzerland, under the Swiss data protection act (nFADP). For the demo, you have nothing to send us and we access none of your tools. During the trial, the assistant only works on the enquiries you give it. It has no access to your payments.
You are right to keep control. Only one message goes out without you: the acknowledgement asking for the address, a photo and the urgency, and you approve it once. After that, no real reply, no quote and no price goes out without your approval. It never commits on your behalf.
It will happen. That's why you read first: a mistake in a reply, a quote or a price, you correct it before it goes out. Only the acknowledgement goes out on its own, and that one you read once.
The demo and the two-week trial cost nothing. The set-up costs 1'500.–, no VAT (business not VAT-registered), once, after the trial, if the report suits you. Then the monthly subscription, because we look after the assistant every week: Essential 190.–/month (one task, up to 100 requests a month, a report every Monday); Standard 290.–/month (two tasks, up to 300 requests a month, a report every Monday); Complete 490.–/month (three tasks including the phone, 300 minutes included, up to 800 requests a month), no VAT (business not VAT-registered). No commitment, cancellable every month.
It does not bring you clients. It takes over the evening paperwork: enquiries received during the day, quotes to prepare, follow-ups. If you have no paperwork in the evening, you do not need it. We will tell you so on the first call.
The assistant does not replace a person, and sometimes a secretary is still the right call. It takes over the part of the evening paperwork that comes back every week. Start with the task that takes up most of your evenings; the others follow, depending on your tier.
For the demo, you change nothing: we show you the assistant on enquiries from your trade, as they arrive by WhatsApp, email or phone. What the assistant can read in your tools is checked tool by tool, with you. We do not promise a connection before we have tested it.
The first call is short. The demo asks nothing of you. During the trial, you read what the assistant has prepared and approve it. In the end, it means less paperwork in the evening, not more.