About Futuristic Technologies

Practical automation for small and growing businesses.

Futuristic Technologies is a BC-based automation and AI consultancy. We take the repetitive work that eats your week (keying bank statements into QuickBooks, entering vendor invoices, syncing stock, answering the phone after hours) and make it run on its own, so you and your staff can get back to running the business.

Our mission

Give business owners their hours back

Most small businesses lose days every month to data entry and admin. Our job is to find that time, automate it reliably, and show you exactly what it saved.

Our experience

Built by people who know where mistakes cost money

We bring 20+ years of experience across banking, utilities and retail, where an error in the books or the stock count is never small. Every project starts with a free conversation about how your business runs day to day, followed by a plain-English plan with costs and expected savings. Nothing starts until you approve it, and if something isn't worth automating, we'll tell you.

What we automate for you
  • Bank statements to QuickBooks: upload a PDF from any major Canadian bank, and coded transactions post straight to QBO or Zoho Books
  • Vendor invoices and inventory sync with Thrive, Shopify, WooCommerce and more
  • AI receptionist and 24/7 appointment booking with your real availability
  • Website chatbots that answer questions, capture leads and book appointments
How we work

Listen, plan, build, support

Every project follows the same four steps, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.

  • Listen: we learn how your work actually gets done today
  • Plan: we automate only what pays for itself, with costs and savings up front
  • Build: we test against your real day-to-day work and send weekly updates
  • Support: we stay on after launch, with a monthly report of the time and money saved
Get started

See how much time and money you could save

Book a free 15-minute call. We'll show you what can be automated and what it should save, with no pressure and no jargon.