Lead Intake & Routing
New leads land in one place instead of an inbox, get qualified automatically, and route to the right person — no one touching a spreadsheet.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewIf your team is re-typing the same information into three different tools, chasing approvals through email, or copy-pasting between spreadsheets, that's time an automated workflow can give back. I connect the tools you already use and build the AI workflows that move the work for you.
You've got real volume moving through the business now — leads, quotes, orders, service requests — and the manual steps between tools are the bottleneck, not the work itself.
I'm not selling a no-code automation subscription you're left to maintain yourself. I build the workflow, connect it to the tools you already run on, and I'm the one who keeps it running.
Every automation engagement starts with the AI & Automation Audit, so the workflow is mapped before anything gets built.
Most engagements start with one of these and expand once the first workflow is live.
New leads land in one place instead of an inbox, get qualified automatically, and route to the right person — no one touching a spreadsheet.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewTurn a request into a ready-to-send quote in minutes instead of hours, pulling pricing and past jobs from the systems you already use.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewAutomatic reminders, confirmations, and follow-ups, so nothing slips through after the first conversation.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewContracts, invoices, and reports generated straight from your data instead of assembled by hand every time.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewConnect the tools you already run — CRM, accounting, scheduling, email — so information moves between them without anyone re-typing it.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewAn assistant trained on your own documents and data that answers questions and does the lookup work your team does by hand today.
Book a Free 15-Minute ReviewA fixed-fee review of how work actually moves through your tools, with a written plan of what to automate first.
Working automations at defined checkpoints, connected to your real tools and data — not a demo.
I deploy it, keep it running, and keep improving it as your process changes.
I design for privacy and safety from the start: your data stays in the accounts and systems you already own, nothing migrates into a platform you'd have to pay to leave later.
Anything irreversible — sending money, deleting records, replying to a customer — keeps a human approval step until you're ready to automate past it, and you can always see what ran, when, and why.
Tell me what's taking up the most time right now and which tools are involved. I'll reply within one business day with next steps.
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Those tools are fine for a single, simple connection. Once a workflow has real business logic, exceptions, or needs to touch several systems reliably, it needs an engineer behind it — someone who builds it properly, tests it, and is accountable when something changes upstream.
Whatever you already run — CRMs, accounting software, scheduling tools, email, spreadsheets, and most platforms with an API. The AI & Automation Audit starts by mapping what you use today.
I design for privacy from the start: your data stays in accounts you own, sensitive steps keep a human approval, and I'll tell you plainly when AI isn't the right tool.
Most engagements start with the AI & Automation Audit — a fixed fee that’s credited toward the build — then the automation itself is scoped and quoted as a fixed price before work starts.
A single workflow — one process, a couple of tools — typically takes 1–2 weeks from kickoff to production. Multi-system integrations and AI assistants run longer, depending on scope. These are production targets for projects with a clear scope: the delivery clock starts once your deposit and any required access are in hand.