For operations teams moving orders, reports and approvals through spreadsheets, inboxes and disconnected tools. I automate one defined process and make exceptions visible to the people who run it.
Integration & Automation Sprint from US$4,000 · commonly 2–4 weeks. Scope and acceptance agreed before implementation.
My background spans agency delivery, banking and public-sector systems in Luxembourg, and five years building connectivity and marketplace systems at Viator. I am used to workflows where correctness, exceptions and operational clarity matter.
Operational workflow · DOM Burguer
A serverless integration brought GloriaFood order data into a reporting dashboard and customer feedback flow. The team used it for several years to work with approximately 300 orders per week.
Read the workflow caseWork moves through copying, reminders and status questions, with no dependable view of what happened.
Every new customer, order or partner adds the same manual steps and increases the chance of a missed action.
The simple path works, but approvals, exceptions, reconciliation or internal systems still require custom logic.
We choose a process with a clear start, finish and owner. The sprint replaces specific manual steps and makes exceptions visible instead of hiding them.
We document what triggers the process, who acts, which tools are touched and where exceptions appear.
We remove specific repetitive steps without pretending every judgment call should become code.
I build the workflow, test normal and failure paths, release it and confirm the agreed scenarios with you.
From US$4,000
Commonly 2 to 4 weeks
Fixed price for one bounded workflow outcome. We define which steps change, which decisions remain human and what evidence will show the automation works.
Discuss my workflowThe proposal defines the outcome, access, acceptance criteria and delivery boundary.
Most projects use custom code and APIs because real workflows need business rules, validation and reliable exception handling. I may use an existing automation tool for a suitable part of the workflow when it reduces unnecessary complexity without compromising maintainability.
Before implementation we map the current steps, frequency and handling effort. That gives you a decision basis, but I do not promise savings that your operating data cannot support.
Yes. Ongoing Engineering Support starts at US$2,500 per month after I understand the system. It is scheduled capacity, not unlimited work or on-call support.
Describe the repeated steps, the tools involved and roughly how often the work happens. A short example is enough to start.
I will review your message and reply with questions or a suggested next step. If there is a fit, we can arrange a short call before any proposal.
Prefer email? me@cavendish.dev