Your systems should talk. Right now your people are the integration.
The ERP doesn't know what the CRM knows. The field tool doesn't tell the books. So someone exports, copies, and pastes, every day. We build the connections your vendors never will, inside your accounts.
Where the hours go.
Each tool holds its own version of the numbers, and month-end is the argument between them. One reconcile, one source of truth.
CSV out of one system, massaged in a spreadsheet, loaded into another. Nightly, by hand, by someone expensive.
One person, two screens, retyping what the left screen says into the right one. That's a job description that shouldn't exist.
The delivery model
Custom GPTs, custom assistants, and the automations that run around them, written against how your business actually works. Model-agnostic by design: the model is a component, not the architecture.
Week one is always in the building. Specs come from watching the work happen, not from calls about it. From week two we're in your Slack, your standups, and your codebase, and back on site whenever the work needs it.
The Workflow Sprint ends with one automation running on your real data, not a report. A Build Sprint is clickable by week two and live by week six.
No account managers, no junior handoffs, nobody swapped in. Senior only, small on purpose.
Code, docs, credentials, infrastructure. No hostage software: if we vanish, everything keeps running.
PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES · IT SERVICES
Four ways your systems start agreeing. Typed once, reconciled always.
One entry, everywhere
The job typed once, flowing from bid to schedule to field to invoice to accounting.
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Accounting that reconciles itself
Field and job systems talking to accounting, creep flagged before it costs you.
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One set of numbers everyone trusts
PSA, RMM, docs, and billing agreeing with each other, drift flagged automatically.
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New companies on your systems in weeks
Orders, customers, and jobs moved onto the platform's systems in three to five weeks.
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Our ERP is old and customized. Can you still connect it?
Do you replace our systems or connect them?
Who owns the integrations?
Built as a custom AI solution. Yours to keep.
An agent sits between the systems, maps the fields, reconciles what does not line up, and files what needs a person, with the difference explained.
A scheduled job runs the sync every night, so the two systems agree before anyone opens them.
We are model-agnostic by design. The model is a component, not the architecture. When a better one ships we swap it, and what we built for you keeps running.