Get rid of the manual busywork
Got tasks you do the same way every day? Order flows, quotes, reports. That sort of thing can usually be automated away, so you get the time back for something better. Sometimes with AI in one of the steps.
How I help you
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We find the bottlenecks
I look at where the time goes and where the same job gets done over and over. It's usually not where you think.
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Systems that talk to each other
No more moving data by hand between tools. I connect up what you already use.
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Recurring jobs run themselves
Order flows, quotes, reminders, reports. Things that have to get done, but not by you.
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Fewer errors, calmer days
Machines don't forget and don't get tired. Steady quality, less stress.
If you do it more than a couple of times, it can probably be automated.
Automation doesn't have to be a big, scary project. We usually start small: one task that eats twenty minutes a day becomes zero. Then the next one. The time adds up.
- Order flows from order to delivery
- Quotes and invoices
- Data synced between your systems
- Reports that build themselves
Go deeper
- Process automation Automating the wrong process is expensive. Here's the method I use to find the processes worth automating, automate them and make sure the gains stick.
- System integration When your systems talk to each other, nobody has to move the same data by hand. What system integration is, the ways to do it, and what it costs.
Case studies
- The freight system A shared spreadsheet that kept people waiting became a system everyone works in at once, with data showing which carrier fits each job.
- Profilbutiken From no website at all to an online store with 5,000+ products, where supplier data and the accounting system handle products, orders and invoices.
- Soil analysis A platform where customers enter their analysis data and get an instant answer on sulfide soil. Sales and delivery run fully automatically.
More to explore
So what keeps grinding your gears?
I like hearing about the problems companies run into. Ideas for fixing them usually show up fast. No strings attached.