Representative engagements across operations, finance, and applied AI. Client identities and outcomes are withheld in this draft.
Each study describes the situation, the constraint, and what we built.
Route plans, dispatch decisions, service evidence, and billing were connected by manual handoffs.
Field work had to remain usable for crews while producing dependable office records.
We built route planning, dispatch, service records, and billing in one operating flow.
Calendar commitments, estimates, jobs, and follow-up lived in separate tools.
The office needed a reliable view of what had been promised and what still required action.
We built an operating layer connecting calendars, estimates, jobs, and office follow-up.
A completed route did not automatically become a complete invoice trail.
Route changes and service details had to survive the handoff to billing.
We built route-to-invoice software for pest-control operations.
Repair work, labor, parts, and margin decisions needed a common record.
Shop teams needed controls that matched the pace and detail of repair orders.
We built repair orders with labor, parts, and profitability controls.
Crew attendance and work records were collected before payroll preparation.
The records had to be ready for review without replacing human approval.
We built crew check-in and payroll-readiness software for field teams.
Payment events and the books needed a traceable connection.
Exceptions and reconciliation had to be visible to the people responsible for the close.
We built payment, reconciliation, and financial operations software.
Acquisition, retention, and coverage data were spread across operating views.
Leaders needed to see the same definitions across those decisions.
We built executive dashboards for acquisition, retention, and operational coverage.
Analysis and coaching required time-consuming review of positions and decisions.
Agent output needed to support a coach’s judgment rather than stand in for it.
We built AI agent-assisted analysis and coaching software for professional chess.
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