GULF COAST Your week shouldn’t vanish into spreadsheets.
I automate the busywork running Houston shops — invoices, reports, schedules — so you can actually run the business.
Free look at your process. Written plan + price. No obligation.
If this sounds like your week, I can help.
Accounting
Invoicing and month-end eat the weekend.
Invoices go out on time. Close doesn’t blow up Friday.
Reporting
The same report gets rebuilt every cycle.
Numbers update themselves. The report is waiting.
Data
CRM, forms, and spreadsheets don’t talk.
Your apps pass the information. Nobody copies it.
Scheduling
Jobs live on a whiteboard or a group text.
Bookings and reminders run themselves.
Inventory
Nobody knows what’s in stock until someone counts.
Counts stay current as things move.
Free to start. Paid only if you greenlight.
We talk
Up to an hour on how the shop actually runs — not a sales call.
You get a plan
What’s worth automating, what I’d build, and what it costs. Yours to keep.
I build it
Only if you say go. Tested on your real workflow, then handed off.
Most automation help comes from IT. Mine comes from accounting.
A decade-plus in corporate accounting. Five-plus years automating the reporting behind it. I know why a process exists — and what the numbers are supposed to mean.
Straight answers.
Do I need to buy new software?
No. I wire the tools you already have. New software only if it actually pays for itself.
What does it cost?
The hour and the written plan are free. Most single workflows land between $100 and $500. Bigger operations start at $1,000.
How long does this take?
Days to a couple of weeks — not a six-month project. You get a timeline with the plan, before you spend anything.
What if I’m not ready?
You keep the plan. That’s the point of starting free.
Tell me what’s eating your week.
One hour. A written plan. A price. Then you decide.
Book a free hour