Not just invoices. I build automation for any repeatable business process — from document handling and data syncing to notifications, onboarding flows, and reporting pipelines. If it's manual and repetitive, it can be automated.
End-to-end workflows that take incoming documents — purchase orders, contracts, receipts, forms — extract the data, validate it, and route it to the right system automatically.
Connect the tools your team already uses into a unified data flow. No more exporting CSVs, copying between tabs, or manually syncing records across platforms.
Replace brittle manual processes — approval chains, status updates, recurring tasks, notifications — with reliable pipelines that run on schedule or on trigger.
Collect, clean, and route data from multiple sources into dashboards, spreadsheets, or databases — without manual export/import cycles.
A few examples of the kind of processes that work well with automation. If yours isn't listed, it probably still qualifies.
Simple single-workflow automations can ship in 1–2 weeks. Multi-system integrations with custom logic typically take 3–6 weeks depending on API access and process complexity.
Yes. The architecture is API-first and adapts to virtually any system — accounting software, CRMs, ERPs, cloud storage, email providers, databases, and internal tools.
That's up to you. Critical steps can stay human-approved while repetitive actions run automatically. Most clients start with human-in-the-loop and gradually increase autonomy.
Every workflow includes error handling, retry logic, and notification alerts. Post-launch support packages are available for ongoing monitoring and iteration.
No. Automation is built around your current stack. The goal is to connect what you already use, not replace it.
Pricing depends on scope — number of systems, complexity of logic, and level of support. After the discovery call I provide a fixed-price proposal with no surprises.
Describe your workflow and I'll send a tailored proposal — no commitment, no templates.