Greenwood’sAI automation agency.

Greenwood is Canada's smallest incorporated city, about 702 residents on just 2.42 square kilometres on Highway 3 in the West Boundary of southern BC. The town grew on the early-1900s copper boom: the Mother Lode Mine and the BC Copper Company smelter, whose 36 metre brick smokestack still stands over Lotzkar Memorial Park. When copper prices collapsed after the First World War the smelter closed and the population fell sharply, leaving the heritage main street and 60-plus historic buildings that anchor the town today.

The modern economy is small and practical: heritage tourism and hospitality along Copper Avenue, forestry through the community-owned West Boundary Community Forest, owner-operated trades and retail, agriculture in the surrounding Boundary valleys, and public services through the City, Greenwood Elementary, and Selkirk College's regional programming. There is no corporate base here. The typical business is one to a handful of people, and the constraint is always the same: too few hands for the phone, the inbox, the bookings, and the paperwork.

That is exactly where AI automation helps a town this size. A heritage inn or cafe that misses after-hours booking enquiries loses real revenue; a trades operator buried in quotes and scheduling cannot grow; the City and the community forest carry document and records work that a tiny staff has to absorb. AI that answers enquiries 24/7, drafts and routes documents, and stitches together the handful of tools a small operator already uses gives Greenwood businesses back the hours they do not have to spare.

Every deployment runs on Canadian data residency under BC's Personal Information Protection Act for private businesses and FIPPA for the City and public bodies, with Pacific Time support on the same clock as Vancouver and Kelowna. We scope small, ship in 2 to 6 weeks, and price for owner-operators, because that is who Greenwood is.