Business process automation for service companies
Tell me what your team still handles manually. I map the process, automate the repetitive work and build the internal tool around it — starting with the smallest useful version.
Selected systems
A product built in-house and representative solutions that bring manual work, data and notifications into one clear system.
A complete business application for invoices, customer credit notes, payments and outstanding balances, returnable load carriers, automated reminders and accounting exports. The system was built end to end, from interface and backend logic to documents and integrations.
An internal platform for managing requests, clients, contractors, operational files, order statuses, invoices and automated notifications.
Beyond the public portfolio
Only a selection of completed work is shown publicly. Other client systems, internal tools and automations remain private under confidentiality agreements.
What else can be built
Examples of systems that can be adapted to specific business processes.
An internal tool for processing requests, assigning employees and controlling deadlines. The team sees the current status of every job while relevant customer notifications are sent automatically.
Messages from email and forms become structured tasks. Relevant information is extracted automatically, each request is routed to the right person and a response draft can be prepared.
After your request
The task is first reviewed and the important details are clarified. Then the smallest useful solution is defined. You do not need to choose a package or prepare a full specification.
The repeated work, tools involved, possible risks and expected result are reviewed.
Important requirements and constraints are clarified so the solution does not include unnecessary features.
The smallest useful version that can deliver a practical result is defined.
You can start with a small first step and continue only when it is genuinely useful.
Founder & Business Automation Developer
The same person reviews your workflow, designs the solution and builds the production version.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions that usually come up before the first conversation.
No. Describe one task your team repeats. The first step is to understand the work, tools, risks and expected result.
I review the task and reply with focused questions, a practical automation approach and a clear next step.
No. AI is used only where it helps. Many useful automations are simple: forms, databases, reminders, dashboards, emails and integrations.
A focused first version usually takes 5–10 working days, depending on the task and required integrations.
Start with one task
Describe what is handled manually today, where delays or errors occur, and what outcome you need. A full specification is not required.
