Every project below comes from the same place: a business that grew, added a tool for each new problem, and ended up with systems that don’t speak to each other.
A process runs on someone’s memory and copy-paste. I map it, scope it, and build the system that runs it instead — against your real data, not a demo account.
Most automation people stop where the native module stops. If your system has an API, I’ll connect to it directly — and if it doesn’t have one, I’ll tell you on the first call rather than three weeks in.
An automation worked for three months, then quietly stopped. Nobody noticed until a customer complained. I find out why, fix it, and make sure the next failure announces itself.
For businesses where automations are load-bearing. I watch what’s running, fix what breaks, and build the next thing as it comes up. Two of my current clients have been on this arrangement since 2023.
Every engagement is scoped against one number worth moving. No open-ended hourly billing unless you specifically want it.
I map your current process, identify what’s worth automating and what isn’t, and give you a costed plan you can take anywhere — including to someone else.
One workflow, scoped and priced up front. You know the cost before anything starts, and it doesn’t change if it takes me longer than I expected.
For businesses where a broken automation means a broken day. Monitoring, fixes and new builds, with priority response.
Send me one paragraph describing it. I’ll tell you what it would take to automate — or tell you honestly that it isn’t worth it.