Process automation and systems that talk to each other

• System integration

  ERP, CRM, online store and payments exchanging data through APIs, both ways when needed.

• Automated routines

  Tasks someone repeats by hand every day run on their own, and every run is logged.

• Spreadsheets that fill themselves

  The spreadsheet your team already uses, fed by your systems instead of by typing.

• Alerts and messages

  The right person hears about it when something happens in the system.

• Error handling

  When an integration fails, someone hears about it and nothing gets lost quietly.

Sometimes a tool you already pay for can do it with the right settings. When that's the case, we tell you before proposing any code.

1. 01

   Diagnostic

   A one-to-two-week study at a fixed price that sets the scope and the price of each stage. You get the process mapped, the scope in writing and what's left out. The document is yours even if you stop there.

2. 02

   Stages

   We build one piece of the system at a time, in stages of one to two weeks. Each stage ends with a demo and a test link you can open any day.

3. 03

   Approval

   Before each stage starts, we agree in writing on what it has to deliver. You pay only after you've seen it working and approved it. A small first payment gets the work started.

4. 04

   Everything in your name

   The code, the cloud and the domain are in your company's name from day one. At the end of any stage you can stop and take everything with you, documented.

The first stage connects two systems and takes one manual routine off the table. You see the result before you decide on the next.

We describe each one by the kind of business. Client names stay confidential.

1. 01

   Chargeback defense

   Education

   Problem

   Every payment dispute meant gathering the evidence by hand.

   Solution

   The system builds the evidence packet, shows where each item came from, and waits for someone to approve it before sending.

2. 02

   Email triage

   Support

   Problem

   Support emails came in with no category and no priority.

   Solution

   Every email arrives with a category, a priority and a summary. Rules handle what they can, and a stronger model steps in only when needed.

3. 03

   Data in one place

   Data

   Problem

   To make decisions, the company had to piece together data spread across several platforms.

   Solution

   A data warehouse brings it all together and feeds the dashboards, pages generated from the data, the ad platforms and AI assistants.