Systems and automation
for small businesses.

Sending website form submissions into a CRM, setting up a sales pipeline, automating paperwork (quotes, contracts, invoices, and signatures), dashboards for the numbers you check most, automatic email notifications, and small custom tools that replace a spreadsheet.

Yes, when off-the-shelf tools cannot do the job. Most projects connect tools you already use (a CRM, forms, automation platforms, document tools) so they work together. Some need a small custom app or service that sits between two systems and handles one task.

I usually do systems work alongside a website or strategy project, so the integration is planned with the site instead of added afterward. I also do not sell recurring automation packages. Each project is scoped to your business.

Often, yes. The form on a new site has to send its data somewhere useful, new inquiries need to reach the right person, and paperwork may need to start automatically. Building the website and the systems behind it together is a common way to do it.

It depends on the process. A single integration is at the low end, and a build that takes several months alongside a website is at the high end. I quote each project after a short first call. There is no monthly automation retainer; the work is priced per project.

Yes. If the systems work is part of a website project, its maintenance is included in the website maintenance plan. Standalone systems projects come with written instructions so you can run them yourself, and you can add ongoing maintenance if you want it. There is no separate systems retainer.