Bison & Bird
Calgary AI consultancy building agents and workflow automations that run inside a business's existing systems
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About the Company
Bison & Bird is an AI consulting firm headquartered at 1812 4 St SW in Calgary, Alberta. It builds AI agents, workflow automations and custom automations for Canadian businesses, designed to run around the clock inside the systems a company already uses.
Projects begin with a three-step method. Calculate measures the real cost of manual work and finds workflows with a payback of one year or better, using the firm's AI Agent Payback Calculator. Capture maps the workflow with its STARR methodology (Source, Technology, Actions, Records, Result). Craft then builds the agent. Delivery follows a five-phase lifecycle: discovery and planning, design and technical preparation, development and implementation, deployment and go-live, and post-project support and optimization.
- Follow-up sequences and client onboarding
- Bid review and proposals, and estimating
- Invoice matching and compliance
- Helpdesk triage and knowledge assistants
- Marketing automation
- SREDDY: flat-fee SR&ED claim preparation
- AI Agent Library and ROI calculator and tracking
Client logos on the site include Alberta Allied Roofing Association, Ecosynergy, VANKO, Snow Dogz, Willowglen Systems, R3mote.io, Supreme International, Ecoventure, PhenoTips, Canada Rail Vacations, Sancon Commissioning, Castle Mountain Chalets, Rebel Outdoor, Streamline Process Management and Piston Broke Brewing.
The firm reports being trusted by more than 100 companies, having launched 40 or more AI workflows, and delivering an 80 percent reduction in time on targeted workflows with average payback under 12 months (self-reported). It offers an AI Agent Training Guarantee with a full refund if a specialized agent misses the agreed bar, and shows Clutch-verified reviews rated 4.5 to 5.0. Leadership listed includes Ryan Hopf as President and CEO, Ian Tell as Chief Revenue Officer and Nathan Tell as Director of Operations. The site copyright begins in 2021.