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Sample business operations case study for a growing small business whose processes had not kept pace with its growth.
I reviewed the current workflows, documented recurring processes, clarified ownership and handoffs, created SOPs and checklists, and organized the operational information the team needed to work more consistently.
The result is a clearer operational foundation with smoother onboarding, fewer repeated questions, more consistent execution, and more time for leadership to focus on growth.
Fictional client scenario created for portfolio demonstration.
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Thinking about moving from Excel or Google Sheets to a CRM? Don’t migrate the problems with the data.
Before choosing or configuring a CRM, I usually check five things:
• Does every active lead have a clear owner?
• Is there always a defined next action?
• Are follow-up dates consistently tracked?
• Are lead statuses clear and used consistently?
• Could another team member understand the spreadsheet without asking for help?
If several answers are “no”, the problem may not be the CRM yet — it may be the workflow behind it.
A CRM works much better when the sales process is clear before migration starts. I created a free CRM Readiness Self-Check for small teams that want to identify these gaps before investing more time or money in a CRM.
If you’re currently working from spreadsheets and considering a CRM, comment “CHECK” or send me a message and I’ll send it to you.
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I designed and developed SJApp, a full-stack management platform that transformed fragmented spreadsheets and manual processes into a centralized operational system for a nonprofit community organization.
The platform manages beneficiaries, families, workshops, enrollments, payments, socioeconomic studies, scholarship evaluations, documents, and operational reporting from a single secure workspace.
I also led the migration and validation of a complex historical dataset containing 1,080 beneficiaries, 649 families, 66 workshops, 1,812 enrollments, and 4,293 payment records.
Key capabilities include role-based access, configurable evaluation rules, advanced search, exports, data-quality controls, and privacy-conscious handling of sensitive information.
Result: a maintainable digital platform built around real organizational workflows, replacing fragmented operational processes with structured software.
