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Business automation

Business automation for companies tired of doing things manually

Stop paying people to do work software can do. We eliminate repetitive manual work by connecting the tools you already use, automating workflows, and building custom software when off-the-shelf tools fall short.

No forms. No discovery invoice. Usually within one business day.

“The function of good software is to make the complex appear to be simple.”
Grady Booch
  • You own everything Source code, infrastructure and accounts stay in your name.
  • One person, start to finish The person who scopes it is the person who builds it.
  • No discovery invoice The first conversation is free and comes with a straight answer.

You are probably paying a lot for this

When your processes are well-defined, a small amount of software can make everyone's work easier. Here are some signals to look for in your business — and where software can help.

Copying data between tools

Having a routine process where people manually re-enter or copy data across CSV files, spreadsheets, and disconnected platforms.

Manual reporting and exports

Someone spends hours every week gathering rows, assembling recurring reports, or chasing colleagues for status updates.

Subscription fatigue

Paying for multiple expensive SaaS tools that do far more than you need and still do not talk to each other properly.

Fragile manual workflows

A critical business process works only because one person remembers all the steps and handoffs. If they are away, work stops.

Business automation

Stop paying people to do work software can do

Sometimes you need software. Sometimes you just need your existing software to talk to each other. We identify inefficient business processes and eliminate manual friction through automation, integrations, and building small custom applications where off-the-shelf tools fall short.

Business automation

Stop paying people to do work software can do

  • Automating repetitive workflows and scheduled tasks
  • Connecting existing software and APIs so tools talk to each other
  • Reporting & automated data workflows across systems
  • Replacing expensive subscriptions with open-source software

Find the process your team complains about most. Automate it. Measure the result. Repeat.

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Custom software & internal tools

When automation isn't enough, we build the missing piece

  • Building small internal applications where existing software falls short
  • Custom dashboards and web interfaces for unique business processes
  • Full ownership with source code, tests, and clean deployment
  • No retainer lock-in to run or maintain what we build

Don't build custom software just because you can. Build only where that is genuinely the better option.

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Automation ROI calculator

How much is manual work costing your business?

Find out how much you're spending on repetitive work that could potentially be automated. Find the repetitive work. Calculate its cost. Automate the bottleneck.

Hourly cost: use the approximate cost of an hour of the person's time, including salary and employer costs where appropriate. Durations in days, weeks or months count working time (8 h days, 40 h weeks).

How much could potentially be automated?

This process is costing you

€869 / month

for

You could potentially save

€7,821 / year

€652 / month

That's 32.6 hours/month of repetitive work potentially removed from your team's workload.

Estimates only, based on your inputs and 75% of the work being automated. Not a guarantee of savings.

That's just one manual process.

Most businesses have several of these hiding in spreadsheets, emails, browser tabs and repetitive admin work.

Have a process like this? Let's see what we can automate.

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Tell me about the process

One email is enough. Tell me what your team does manually, how often it happens, and what you'd like to stop doing. I will tell you whether it is worth automating and what it would take.

Usually within one business day.