If it's repetitive and it lives on a computer, I can probably automate it. Data entry, reporting, inventory, budgeting, custom apps, AI built right into the flow — bring me whatever's eating your team's time. Real systems, in production, handling real money.
These four are just common starting points — not the limit. If a task is repetitive, rules-based, and on a screen, there's a strong chance I can take it off your team's plate. Bring me the messy stuff.
Dynamic budgets built per location, with AI reading your actuals against caps and flagging variance the moment it happens — not at month-end.
per-location · live varianceFull inventory builds — units, items, vendor catalogs, costing, recipes — set up correctly once and kept in sync automatically across every location.
multi-site · auto-syncCustom apps and sites built around your workflow — customer ordering, internal tools, dashboards — connected straight to the systems you already run on.
web · mobile · internal toolsAR/AP aging, P&L, and custom reports that build and email themselves on schedule — formatted, accurate, and pulled live from your data. No more manual spreadsheets.
scheduled · formatted · hands-offForms and documents flow straight into your systems — no retyping, no copy-paste between apps.
Invoices read, routed, and posted automatically across companies and approval chains.
Microsoft Forms → branded documents → the right inbox, automatically.
Don't see your thing here? That's the point. Describe whatever wastes your time and I'll tell you straight whether I can automate it — and I usually can.
Not a chatbot bolted on the side — AI woven into the automation itself. It reads and classifies documents, pulls data out of messy invoices and forms, summarizes reports, flags anomalies in your numbers, and answers questions about your own data. The flow does the moving; the AI does the judgment.
Multi-company invoice automation for a restaurant group — invoices routed and posted across four accounting entities, ending manual entry for the whole AP team.
Payroll prep that reads system exports and maps hours, tips, and cross-store staff into manager-ready timesheets — a weekly half-day turned into one run.
Client intake automation — Microsoft Forms to branded, ready-to-sign PDF packets, generated and delivered the moment a form is submitted.
15 minutes. I find your highest-pain, fastest-payback automation and tell you straight what it'd take.
Hourly at $75, or one flat price for the whole project — your call, agreed up front with no surprises.
It runs without me. Optional maintenance if you want someone on call when things change.
Designed so the first project is easy to say yes to. You see exactly what you're paying before any work starts.
Software changes. APIs update, your business shifts, you want a tweak. For a flat monthly fee I'm your on-call automation person — message me anytime something needs a change or a fix and I'm on it fast, usually the same day. No per-change invoices, no waiting on a quote. Send it and consider it handled.
I build automation for businesses running on Microsoft 365 and Business Central — the same systems I've used to automate accounting, payroll, inventory, and operations for real companies. I focus on Michigan because I'd rather actually know my clients than scale an agency that doesn't.
You talk to the person doing the work. Always.
If it's repetitive, rules-based, and happens on a computer, it's probably a candidate — data entry, invoice and AP processing, reports you build by hand, moving data between systems, intake forms, inventory updates, and budgeting. If you're not sure, just describe the task and I'll tell you straight whether it's automatable. Usually it is.
I specialize in the Microsoft 365 / Power Automate ecosystem and Business Central, and I integrate AI directly into those workflows. I also build custom apps and websites, and connect to most tools that have an API. If your stack is unusual, ask — there's usually a way.
The consultation is free. From there it's $75/hour, or one flat price for the whole project agreed up front — your choice, no surprises. Most first projects pay for themselves in saved hours within the first quarter.
Most single automations are days, not months. After the free audit I'll give you a clear scope and timeline before any work starts, so you know exactly what you're getting and when.
Optionally, yes — the Care Plan is a flat monthly fee that keeps me on call for changes and fixes when your business shifts or an API updates. Or you can take the system as-is and run it yourself. Your call.
Your automations run inside your own Microsoft 365 / Business Central environment — I build on your systems, not a third-party black box. I only access what's needed to build and test, and we can scope permissions tightly.
Tell me, and I'll show you whether it's worth automating — in 15 minutes, free. Prefer to write it out? Use the form and I'll reply, usually same day.
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