Business process automation
If someone on your team compiles the same report by hand every week, copies data from one system to another or answers the same questions in chat — it can be automated. It usually pays for itself within the first month.
What I automate
- Reports: data collects and rolls up itself and arrives where you need it — dashboard, Telegram, email
- System sync: CRM ↔ 1C, website ↔ warehouse, form ↔ spreadsheet — no manual copying
- Parsers and data collectors: competitor prices, listings, registries, website changes
- Scheduled jobs: reminders, checks, backups, mailings on a schedule
- CI/CD and deployment: one-click releases instead of manual roll-outs
How I work
- 1
Scoping
You describe what you need; I ask questions and come back with a plan: stages, timeline, what I need from you.
- 2
Prototype
A working skeleton first, not a slide deck. You see how it works before everything is built.
- 3
Development
Short stages with visible results. Code in a repository, deployed to your server or mine.
- 4
Launch & support
Deployment, monitoring, documentation. Then support by agreement or a hand-over to your team.
Related cases
Real projects from the portfolio closest to this topic.
FAQ
Where do we start?
With the most expensive process — the one eating the most hours. One dashboard for Kyivstar gave the team back about 6 hours a week.
Our data lives in Excel and Google Sheets. Is that a problem?
No, that is the most common case. The spreadsheets stay; the manual work around them goes away.
What if the automation breaks?
I build in monitoring and alerts: you find out first, not a week later from a wrong report.
Have a task?
Describe it in a few sentences and I'll tell you how to do it and how long it takes.