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AI automation help for people in London, from Bangalore

Todkett works with people in London remotely from Bangalore. A workflow built for the UK keeps a person in automated decisions about people, on a schedule that holds through the clock changes. This page shows what to design in.

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01Meeting hours

Where the London working day meets ours.

The shaded hours are when your working day and ours overlap. Computed from the Europe/London time zone, so it follows your clock changes.

Standard timeUTC+00:00until 27 Mar 2027, and from 31 Oct 2027

Overlap: 14:30 to 23:00 IST, 09:00 to 17:30 in London.

That is 8 h 30 min of our 13 h working day, every day. London is 5.5 hours behind IST, so 09:00 in London is 14:30 IST.

Meeting hours in London, standard time
Hours	London	IST
Your usual day	09:00 to 18:00	14:30 to 23:30
Our working day	04:30 to 17:30	10:00 to 23:00
Overlap	09:00 to 17:30	14:30 to 23:00
Hours together	8 h 30 min

Summer timeUTC+01:0028 Mar to 30 Oct 2027

Overlap: 13:30 to 22:30 IST, 09:00 to 18:00 in London.

That is 9 h of our 13 h working day, every day. London is 4.5 hours behind IST, so 09:00 in London is 13:30 IST.

Meeting hours in London, summer time
Hours	London	IST
Your usual day	09:00 to 18:00	13:30 to 22:30
Our working day	05:30 to 18:30	10:00 to 23:00
Overlap	09:00 to 18:00	13:30 to 22:30
Hours together	9 h

Clock changes. Clocks in London change on 28 Mar 2027 to UTC+01:00, and on 31 Oct 2027 to UTC+00:00. IST does not change, so on those days the overlap moves by an hour.

Computed from the IANA time zone database for the year after our last review on 25 Oct 2026. Your usual day is taken as 09:00 to 18:00; tell us yours on the call.

02Local rules

UK rules that change how a build works

Each rule shows its source and the day we checked it against that source.

01
Most data protection parts of the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 started on 5 Feb 2026. Solely automated significant decisions are allowed with safeguards: tell the person, let them contest it and offer human review.
Source checked
Source: Kennedys (opens in a new tab), checked 23 Oct 2026
02
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts on 6 Apr 2026 for qualifying self-employment and property income over GBP 50,000, falling to GBP 30,000 from April 2027.
Source checked
Source: The Gazette (opens in a new tab), checked 23 Oct 2026

03Worked example

Example: a schedule that survives the clock change

One workflow walked end to end, for a business common in London. Made up, and labeled as such.

01
UK clocks change on the last Sunday of March and of October; IST does not change.
02
A workflow scheduled in IST would drift by an hour against London twice a year.
03
So the workflow runs in the Europe/London time zone, and 09:00 in London stays 09:00 all year.

Example on made-up data, drawn as track. Not a recorded run.

04Proof

What we have done in London

Local work, the tools we have connected here and how billing works. Where there is nothing yet, it says so.

Work done here: No project in London to show yet. Until there is one, described by industry with the client's consent, this page stays out of search.; Not yet
Tools connected here: None confirmed yet. A tool is listed here only after we have connected it in a real build.; Not yet
Invoicing: Scope in writing first. A quote before any build. No prices on the site yet.

05Use cases

Where people in London could start

Workflows you can copy and a free tool that runs in your browser. Each page shows every step and where AI is used.

Use case
Qualify and route every inbound lead in minutes, not hours
Starts when a form, chat tool or CRM sends a new lead. Ends with a scored lead, a tier, an owner, a response deadline and a reply draft.
Use case
Pull invoice details out of emails and PDFs, with a human check on anything risky
Starts when an invoice arrives by email or as a PDF. Ends with clean invoices approved and anything risky waiting in a review queue for a person.
Use case
Turn raw weekly exports into a clean KPI workbook with fact-checked insights
Starts every Monday morning or on demand. Ends with a clean KPI workbook, fact-checked notes and a digest in your team chat.
Free tool
Automation ROI calculator: is it worth automating?
For anyone deciding whether a task is worth automating: estimate the hours it takes now, the hours a workflow could give back, and the most a build could cost and still break even.

06Record

How this page is kept

We check every rule on this page against its source again at least every 90 days, or we take the page down.

Last reviewed: 25 Oct 2026
Reviewed by: Not named yet
Rules checked: 23 Oct 2026
Hours computed from: Europe/London

What changed

25 Oct 2026First version, from the 23 Oct 2026 local research.
25 Oct 2026Added a fourth local question and the worked example drawn as a route.

07Questions

Questions from people in London

Can a workflow make automated decisions about people in the UK?

Since 5 Feb 2026, solely automated significant decisions are allowed with safeguards: tell the person, let them contest it and offer human review (Kennedys, checked 23 Oct 2026). Keep a person in those decisions.

How much of the working day overlaps?

In summer, 09:00 in London is 13:30 IST; in winter it is 14:30 IST.

Do you have an office in London?

No. Todkett works with people in London remotely from Bangalore.

What happens to a scheduled workflow when UK clocks change?

Nothing moves for you. The workflow runs in the Europe/London time zone, so a run set for 09:00 stays at 09:00 London time all year. In IST it moves between 13:30 and 14:30.