Solutions · Workflow automation
The work your team still does by hand
I paid a guy four grand to “automate our intake” — I couldn't tell you what he did.
Sounds like you if
- The same numbers get re-keyed between systems every week. Everyone knows. Nobody has time to fix it.
- One person is the process — when they're out, it stops.
- You've been burned before: an automation that broke quietly, or one so opaque you couldn't tell what it did.
What we'd do
Map the real workflow
Not the process doc — the actual one, by watching it happen. The gap between the two is usually where the hours go.
Build the system that does it
Visible and documented — you can read what it does and why. No black boxes, no tool-wiring drive-by that dies when the freelancer leaves.
Leave it running
It reports on itself, fails loudly instead of silently, and keeps working after we're gone. That last part is the actual product.
Why believe us on this one
Our own operation is the test bed: pipelines that run nightly, unattended — the largest sweeps hundreds of independent sources before we wake up, and repairs itself when a source changes. We don't sell automation we wouldn't trust our own business to.
If this is your week: tell us what's going on, in your own words. We'll read it and send back exactly what we'd do — at no cost, whether you hire us or not. If you want it built, the proposal has a fixed price and a date on it, and you own everything we make.