Dawood Kokawala, AI consultant and systems builder Problem first. Technology second.

Medical practices lose patients when calls go unanswered and cancelled slots sit empty. EzziFlow answers every call, books visits into the practice schedule and calls waitlisted patients one at a time to refill cancellations. Urgent symptoms are flagged for nurse review. It books into the EHR through NexHealth, runs on a Retell voice agent and checks insurance through pVerify. Dawood built it as Careflow and sold it in 2025. It is now owned by Henagon, and Dawood still works with the EzziFlow team. See it live at ezziflow.com.

Small home care agencies miss after-hours calls and scramble when a caregiver calls out at 5 AM. Coverage Line answers the agency phone after hours. When a caregiver calls out, it texts and calls eligible caregivers in the order the owner sets, locks the shift to the first yes and shares the client address only with that caregiver. New family inquiries get intake questions and a morning callback. Emergencies go straight to the on-call person. Built by MS Dream Solutions in Conroe, Texas.

Waste haulers still print route sheets, check in by radio and learn what happened at the end of the day. RouteFlow takes the billing export the office already has, puts stops in route order and flags addresses it cannot place before a route is approved. Drivers work from a tablet that keeps working with no signal and syncs when coverage returns, while the office map updates live. It runs in production on the customer's own AWS account.

Oil and gas operators must turn infrared leak surveys into an annual EPA Subpart W methane report, usually by hand in spreadsheets. The Methane Filing Engine drafts that report from the survey export and shows the full derivation behind every number, including the emission factor, leak duration, unit conversions and the regulation behind each step. AI only suggests column mappings when fixed rules cannot. It never touches a calculated number, and nothing is final until a qualified reviewer signs off.

Since January 1, 2026, New York public works contractors must file certified payroll electronically, and most small contractors' payroll systems cannot produce the required file. This filing engine takes the payroll export a contractor already has, cleans it, checks every worker against the Department of Labor schema and flags what an auditor would question. It outputs the exact XML the state portal accepts and holds back any file that would be rejected. Each customer gets a private, invite-only portal.

Busy owners lose follow-ups because meeting notes never reach the CRM. Ava is an AI chief of staff on Telegram, built for a catering company owner. Voice notes become CRM notes and tasks with due dates. Ava drafts emails and texts, checks every recipient against the CRM and sends nothing until the owner taps approve. A brief with the day's tasks and quiet deals arrives every morning at seven.