Your files have names like "Orders FINAL v3 (2).xlsx"
And nobody is sure which one is current.
A lot of businesses still run on manual steps: Excel files on a shared drive, reports built by copy and paste, data moved from one system to another by hand. It works, until someone overwrites a formula, forgets a step, or goes on vacation. We automate that work so it runs on its own, on schedule, without anyone babysitting it.
We start with the spreadsheets you already use, since they show exactly what your business tracks and how. Then we build a web app on a real database, with user accounts, forms that catch mistakes, and reports that update themselves.
Your existing data comes with it. On a recent energy project, the system imported each customer's Excel files automatically, so staff could review and edit everything in one place.
Some work doesn't need a new app at all, just something that does it for you every day. We build automated workflows in Apache Airflow and Databricks that pull data from your systems, run the calculations, produce the reports, and only call on a person when something needs one.
For example, Airflow can pick up the Excel files your staff or vendors drop into a shared folder, and Databricks can clean and combine that data so it's ready for analysis.
For an energy company, we used Airflow to pull in real-time market data around the clock. For a university, we built Databricks pipelines that process health plan data on a schedule.
And nobody is sure which one is current.
Export from one, clean it up, import into the other. Every day.
And the business slows down whenever they're out.
Every week, from the same files, the same way.
We go through your spreadsheets and how your team uses them.
We build the app or automated workflow around the same information, so nothing feels unfamiliar.
We import your existing data, so nobody starts from scratch.
It runs in the cloud or on your own server, and we train your team.
We quote every project up front, based on how long it takes us with AI tools writing most of the code. Smaller projects get a fixed price; larger ones get a detailed estimate. With no office or sales team to pay for, that quote is usually well below what a larger firm would charge. Most of these projects are smaller than people expect, because the process you already run defines what the software needs to do.
If a task takes a few minutes a month, or one or two people use a spreadsheet that rarely changes, automating it may not pay off. We'll tell you.
No. We import it from your existing spreadsheets.
No. We build it around what they already track and keep the screens simple.
Usually, yes. If the other tool has an API or an export option, we can connect it.
What the task is, how often it happens, and who does it. We'll tell you what automating it would look like.
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