Automate the manual processes your team does by hand all day.
We map every manual step, the systems involved, and where humans currently move data or chase approvals by hand. You get a diagram of the process and a list of the steps automation will eliminate.
We define the data model, field mappings, approval rules, and which system wins when two disagree. This is where most automations quietly fail, so we lock it before writing code.
We build the workflows and pipelines with retries, idempotency, and dead-letter handling. Durable workflows in Temporal keep long-running processes correct even when an upstream API has a bad day.
We migrate existing records, then run reconciliation to prove the systems agree. You see a report of what matched and what we had to clean up.
We switch the manual process off, watch the automation under real load, and wire alerts so failures page someone before they become a data problem.
We will work in your existing stack when it fits. We swap tools only when the cost of staying is higher than the cost of moving.
Custom quote
fixed price, scoped to youEvery engagement is scoped against your spec. Every proposal is itemized: design, build, content, and integrations — so you can sanity-check the math before signing.
3 to 6 weeks per process
For mixed engagements (build + maintain), we bundle the proposal with a single price you can take to the board.
The Process Automation engagement ships the same operating standard nationwide. Pick a state or metro to see the local context, market reality, and the verticals we focus on there.
−22 hrs/wk
ops overhead eliminated
Midwest accounting firm running month-end close across four disconnected spreadsheets and two legacy tools. We built an internal ops dashboard integrating all four systems; close time dropped from 9 days to 4, saving 22 staff-hours per week.
Read the case studyCustom software that replaces the spreadsheets and duct tape, shipped in quarters, not years.
Chatbots, AI agents, and RAG assistants that ship to production, not demos.
Stack thinking: paired engagements share one measurement layer, one accountability ledger, and one quarterly business review. That's where the compounding comes from.