Automation that gives you your hours back
Quotes that build themselves, orders that sync to accounting, reports that arrive on Monday morning, forms that create tasks. We connect the tools you already use and write custom software where no tool exists.
Three things in every quote
Integrations
Your CRM, accounting, e-commerce, email and spreadsheets talking to each other through their APIs.
Internal tools
Small apps for the jobs no product covers: approvals, scheduling, intake, inventory checks.
AI-assisted steps
Document reading, classification and drafting where a model does the job reliably, with a person approving the output.
From brief to handover
Map the work
We watch the task once, write down every step and where it breaks.
Design the flow
A one-page diagram of what triggers what, with the fixed quote.
Build and dry run
Built against test data, then run in parallel with the manual process for a week.
Switch over
Live with alerts, logging and a runbook so your team can see it working.
What lands in your hands
What triggers what, in one page your team can read.
Code and connections in your accounts, no shared logins.
What to check when something stops, and who to call.
Questions about business automation
Zapier, Make or custom code?+
Whichever is cheaper to run and easier to maintain for the volume. Low-volume flows often suit a no-code tool; anything with logic or volume is better as code you own.
Can it use AI?+
Yes, where it is reliable. Reading invoices, sorting emails, drafting replies. Every AI step has a human check until it earns trust.
Will it break when a tool updates?+
Alerts tell you the moment a flow fails. A maintenance plan keeps us on call for fixes.
What does it cost to run?+
Usually a few dollars a month in hosting and API fees, all on your accounts.
Tell us what you need built.
A person on the team replies, usually the same business day.