Make one repetitive process easier to run and hand over.
For small teams spending staff time copying, checking and re-entering the same information, I map one real process and build the smallest useful automation around the tools you already use. The first version keeps a named person in control of sensitive or unusual cases, records clear failure states, and is handed over with practical operating notes. This is a fixed-scope implementation, not an unconditional 24/7 support promise.
What you receive
A short current-process map covering trigger, systems, volume, owner and failure cost.
One trigger and up to two customer-owned systems, agreed before work starts.
Required-field validation with understandable rejection reasons.
Normalised duplicate detection so repeat submissions do not create a second queue item.
A report or CSV queue that makes accepted work visible and reviewable.
One documented fallback/recovery route for an unavailable destination.
Acceptance evidence for normal, duplicate, malformed, unavailable-destination and recovery cases, plus a disable/rollback check.
Concise handover notes covering field mapping, ownership, test data, recovery and scheduled checks.
What to send
A description of the current repetitive process and its desired outcome.
A small set of safe sample records and the expected result for each.
Access to the customer-owned test accounts or a customer-run test window.
The two systems, field rules, expected volume and named failure owner.
Any required funded cloud/API account supplied and paid for directly by the customer.
Start with a description or a sanitised sample. We agree an appropriate transfer route for private material.
Scope and revisions
One agreed revision round within the written scope; additional systems, workflows or material changes are separately scoped.
What needs a separate scope
Unbounded multi-system programmes or full custom SaaS development.
Unconditional 24/7 monitoring or emergency response.
Customer credentials, cloud/API subscriptions or third-party account costs.
Claims of regulatory, accounting or clinical assurance.
Timing starts after complete inputs and an agreed production slot. Additional work is agreed before it is started.
See the work
These are original demonstrations, not client commissions or evidence of paid results. The general archive shows related work; it does not imply every service has a public case study.
