Tools for
better work.
I build internal tools that give teams better access to their data and knowledge, automate repetitive work, and monitor the processes they depend on.
For the spreadsheet everyone’s afraid to touch.
Three kinds of tools.
See what your org knows
Dashboards and internal search that pull data and knowledge out of scattered spreadsheets, inboxes, and people’s heads, and put it somewhere everyone can use.
Clear the bottlenecks
Automation for the repetitive, error-prone steps that slow your team down, so people can spend their time on work that actually needs a person.
Know when something changes
Quiet, reliable checks on the processes you depend on, with alerts that reach the right person before a small problem becomes a big one.
Signs a tool could help.
- 01
The monthly report takes someone a full day to put together.
- 02
The answer to “where is that?” is usually a person’s name.
- 03
Two systems hold the same data, and they don’t agree.
- 04
You find out something broke when a customer tells you.
- 05
There’s a spreadsheet everyone’s afraid to touch.
Small, useful, then better.
- 01
Talk it through
We start with a conversation about how the work happens today and where it hurts.
- 02
Map the work
I sit with the people doing the job and map the data, tools, and handoffs involved.
- 03
Build something small
We ship the smallest useful version first, so your team can use it and tell me what’s missing.
- 04
Make it last
Documentation, training, and ongoing support so the tool keeps working after launch.
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