AUTOMATION & INTEGRATION ENGINEER

I build systemsaround your business.

I connect the tools your business already relies on, remove the manual handoffs, and build workflows that keep your team focused on decisions that matter.

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From manual to connected

The gaps between tools slow work down.

When information stops between one step and the next, someone has to notice, pass it along, and remember what happens after.

One process. Two possible experiences.

How it often works

01

Website

New enquiry arrives

02

Form submitted

Lead information captured

03

CRM

Lead created

04

Manual handoff

Someone has to notice and assign this

05

Follow up

Someone has to remember to send the message

06

Customer waits

The next step depends on someone being available

What changes

01

Website

Enquiry arrives

02

CRM

Lead created and routed automatically

03

Automation

Follow up starts immediately

04

Calendar

Next available slot offered

05

CRM updated

Record stays current automatically

06

Team notified

Only when human judgement is needed

The tools aren't the problem.
The gaps between them are.

Your team shouldn't have to remember every handoff. The system should move the routine information. People step in when a real decision is needed.

That's where I start. With the process, not the tool.

How I build systems

I don't start with the tool.
I start with how the business works.

First I understand what happens today. Then I find where work gets stuck, decide what should run automatically, and connect the systems around it.

01 · TODAY

manual gaps
01

Website enquiry

New lead arrives

02

Form submitted

Lead information captured

03

CRM record created

Record is still unassigned

04

Someone notices it

A person has to check and assign

needs a person

05

Someone sends follow-up

The next message depends on memory

needs a person

06

Someone books appointment

The customer waits for the next step

needs a person

→
connect the gaps

02 · AFTER

connected system

Website enquiry

Lead arrives in one place

CRM

Record created and routed

Lead assigned automatically

Follow-up sent

Calendar link offered

CRM updated

Team notified when judgment is needed

MESSY→UNDERSTOOD→CONNECTED→AUTOMATED

What I build

Systems that keep work moving.

Common system patterns, shaped around the way your business already works.

01

CRM & sales systems

LeadQualificationFollow-upAppointment
02

AI automation

ConversationDecisionActionHuman handoff
03

Integrations

WebsiteAPICRMAutomation
04

Operations

RequestProcessingTeamCompletion

The process comes first. The tools support it.

SERVICES

What I build when
the work gets stuck.

CRM, automation, integrations and AI workflows that help your team spend less time moving information around.

01

CRM & sales systems

Keep leads moving from first contact to follow-up, appointment and sale.

GoHighLevel · CRM · Pipelines · Follow-up

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CRM.

LEADS / FOLLOW-UP / APPOINTMENTS01

LESS
COPYING.

MORE WORK
MOVING.

A better process removes the steps people have to remember.

02

Business process automation

Remove the repetitive work your team keeps doing manually.

Workflows · Handoffs · Notifications · Data movement

03

Integrations & APIs

Make your CRM, website, payments and other systems work together.

REST APIs · Webhooks · Backend logic · Data sync

CONNECT.

AI SHOULD
DO MORE
THAN CHAT.

04

AI automation

Use AI where it can actually save time.

AI agents · Chatbots · Classification · Routing · RAG · Extraction

AI should handle a useful part of the process, then leave people with the judgment calls.

TOOLS I USE

GoHighLeveln8nOpenAIAPIsMakeZapierNode.js

Next step

Have a process that's slowing your team down?

You don't need to know the technical solution before reaching out. Tell me what's not working. A manual process, a tool that doesn't talk to the others, or a workflow that depends on one person. I'll explain how I'd approach it.

No commitment. No pressure. Just a conversation about your process.