Projects using Workflow in Little RockProjects using Workflow in Little RockA roofing company was spending $70,000 a year on a 4-person manual inventory and procurement operation.
I replaced it with a zero-touch pipeline. No human data entry. No spreadsheet handoffs. No "did we order that?" Slack messages at 9pm.
The system runs on Airtable, Python, and OpenAI. It took 3 weeks to build. It paid for itself in the first month.
Here's what I've learned after 20+ years of operations work and building these systems across hospitality, e-commerce, SaaS, and construction:
The expensive problem is almost never the one you think it is.
It's not the software. It's the 6 spreadsheets nobody wants to touch. It's the workaround that became company policy. It's the process that only works because one person memorized it.
I build systems that replace all of that: the CRM, the automation, the AI agents, the dashboards, the content pipelines. One architect, one connected system, everything built to work together from day one.
Recent builds:
Recovered 20 hours/week for a multi-venue hospitality operation
Unified 5 e-commerce storefronts into one automated command center
Built an AI system that replaced 8 improv actors per venue per night (yes, really)
Turned a hiring round into a one-button AI content pipeline
What's the one manual process in your business that you know is costing you the most time, but you haven't fixed yet?
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