Automation systems designed for real operations — not demos.
Most automation problems are not technical. They're architectural.
I help businesses remove repetitive manual work by designing automation systems that are clear, reliable, and easy to maintain.
No unnecessary tools. No overengineering. No fragile workflows.
How I Work With Clients
Automation works best when the scope is clear. That's why I offer three structured ways to work together.
Workflow Audit
A structured analysis of your current process to identify automation opportunities.
When appropriate:
- •You're unsure what to automate
- •Your process is messy or undocumented
- •You want clarity before building anything
What's included:
- •Process mapping (current state)
- •Identification of manual bottlenecks
- •Automation feasibility analysis
- •Tool and architecture recommendations
- •Estimated time and cost savings
- •Clear automation blueprint
Deliverable:
- •Written audit summary
- •Automation plan you can act on
- •No obligation to proceed further
This audit often prevents expensive mistakes.
Standard Automation Workflow
For well-defined, single-purpose automations.
Best suited for:
- •Reporting workflows
- •Data synchronization
- •Document processing
- •Notifications and alerts
Examples:
- •Email → spreadsheet automation
- •CSV → database syncing
- •Basic OCR pipelines
- •API-based integrations
- •Scheduled reports
- •Webhook-triggered workflows
What's included:
- •Workflow design and implementation
- •Error handling and logging
- •Basic documentation
- •Deployment and handover
Clear scope. Clear outcome. No feature creep.
Advanced Automation System
For multi-step, business-critical workflows.
Appropriate when:
- •Multiple tools are involved
- •Logic branches are required
- •The process runs daily or continuously
- •Failure would cause real disruption
Examples:
- •OCR → validation → reporting systems
- •WhatsApp or email notification bots
- •CRM routing and enrichment
- •HR onboarding pipelines
- •Real estate lead processing
- •AI-assisted classification workflows
What's included:
- •System architecture design
- •Multi-step workflow implementation
- •Robust error handling
- •Documentation and logic explanation
- •Deployment support
Pricing depends on complexity and responsibility.
Maintenance & Support
Automation systems require stability, not constant changes. Maintenance ensures your workflow continues running and issues are handled without stress.
What's Included
- Bug fixes (restore original behavior)
- Credential and token updates
- Platform / API change handling
- Monitoring and basic health checks
- Limited adjustments within scope
- Defined response time
What's NOT Included
- New features
- Workflow redesigns
- Additional integrations
- Business logic changes
- Scaling or optimization work
Maintenance is offered in fixed terms and renews at current rates.
What I Don't Do
Clear boundaries create better systems.
I do not offer:
- Full-stack application development
- Heavy front-end interfaces
- Marketing automation management
- Paid ads or funnel building
- Enterprise custom software
- Ongoing feature development without scope
My focus is operational automation architecture.
How Pricing Works
Automation pricing is based on:
- •Complexity
- •Responsibility
- •System dependency
- •Maintenance requirements
I do not charge by the hour. I charge for clear outcomes and system ownership.