Portfolio
Work that pays for itself.
We don't measure projects in screenshots — we measure them in hours saved and revenue earned. Here's a selection of the systems quietly working for our clients right now, with the numbers to show for it.
projects shipped
%
less manual work
hours given back / year

This week alone
~230 hours saved
Client systems running
Featured Case
2–8 weeks
Works with your tools
Make · n8n · custom
Order-to-invoice, without the two people.
A logistics company was spending two full person-days every week copying orders into their invoicing system by hand — with the typos to prove it. We mapped the flow, connected their order intake directly to invoicing and bookkeeping, and added automatic checks that flag anything unusual before it goes out.
2 → 0
person-days per week
−95%
invoicing errors
6 wks
from kickoff to live
“What used to take two people a full day now happens on its own — and with fewer errors than we ever managed by hand.”

Selected Work
Pick a problem — we've probably retired it before.
Every tile below is a system in production today. Filter by the kind of work, and look at the number at the bottom of each card — that's the part our clients care about.

Order-to-invoice, without the two people.
Orders flow straight from intake to invoice to bookkeeping — checked, sent and filed without anyone touching a keyboard.

Order-to-invoice pipeline
Orders flow straight into invoicing and bookkeeping, with automatic anomaly checks before anything goes out the door.

Support assistant that knows its limits
An AI assistant that answers the routine 60% of tickets instantly — and hands the rest to a human without pretending.

One dashboard, zero spreadsheets
A live finance dashboard that replaced five spreadsheets and the weekly meeting spent reconciling them.

A website that wins the quote
Rebuilt an installer's dated site around one job: getting quote requests. Fast, findable, and honest about what they do.
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