Workflow automation consultant

Workflow automation for the handoffs that keep slipping.

I help owner-led businesses find the manual steps that cost time, create errors, or let revenue slip. Then we build the smallest automation that fixes the problem.

Where the work usually leaks

  • Leads are getting missed or followed up too late.
  • Your team copies the same details between email, spreadsheets, CRM, QuickBooks, Shopify, or Airtable.
  • Reporting takes too long and still does not answer what the owner needs to know.
  • A Zapier-style setup helped for a while but is now brittle or hard to trust.

How I start without overbuilding

  1. Map how the work moves today, including exceptions and handoffs.
  2. Pick one measurable workflow instead of automating a vague process.
  3. Build the smallest useful version with human review where the risk is high.
  4. Measure what changed, then decide whether to expand it.

A typical first build

Lead intake is often the right first project. Capture the inquiry, write clean fields to the CRM, create the follow-up task, send a simple acknowledgement, and flag warm leads for a person to handle.

What I would measure first

  • Average first-response time
  • Percent of leads followed up within the target window
  • Manual data-entry time
  • Missed or stale follow-up count

Start with a workflow audit

If the workflow is still fuzzy, I start by mapping it. The audit gives you the bottleneck, the build options, and the measurement plan before anybody chooses tools.

Start with a workflow audit