Your people stop retyping data between systems
I automate repetitive processes for small and mid-size companies. Implementation in 2–4 weeks, at a fixed price agreed upfront.
- Implementation in 2–4 weeks
- Fixed price, known upfront
- One person from first call to launch
- Care plan after launch
Invoice via KSeF and email
Someone checks by hand whether it's a duplicate
Automation
Deduplication and routing to the right department, no human involved
Recently I've worked with, among others
A few selected companies - process automation for real clients, not just a slide deck. Some smaller engagements stay anonymous at the client's request.
Real estate brokerage - property sales and rental intermediation in Warsaw
Automated quoting system for CNC machining orders
Quoting system for construction and building work
Does this sound familiar?
If the situations below happen every week at your company, there is a good chance they can be automated.
An invoice comes in twice, through two channels - someone has to catch the duplicate before it gets booked twice.
A lead sits in the inbox for half a day while the prospect messages three competitors instead.
Someone re-types the same data from one system into another, every month.
Documents circulate by email and nobody knows whose desk the approval is stuck on.
What I actually automate
From a single process to full system integrations and AI agents.
Workflow automation
I connect systems, apps and people into one flow. Data entered once ends up wherever it's needed - no copying, no email attachments, no guessing who did what. Works well for purchase approvals, invoice sign-off, or onboarding a new employee.
Learn more →System integration
I connect ERP, CRM, email and your warehouse into one ecosystem with automatic data exchange, no monthly spreadsheet export. Data updates on both sides in near real time, so sales and accounting see the same numbers.
Learn more →Task automation (RPA)
A software robot takes over repetitive work inside your existing systems - clicking, copying and filling forms exactly like a person, minus the breaks. Especially useful where a system has no API, like older accounting software.
Learn more →AI agents
I build AI assistants for document analysis, customer support and data monitoring - they take the first pass at high volumes of information, answering from your own documentation and handing off harder cases to a person.
Learn more →How I work
A proven 4-step process - no surprises along the way.
Call
30 minutes. I ask what's eating up your team's time. No slide decks.
Audit
I map the process, estimate the hours you'd get back, and quote a fixed price.
Implementation
2–4 weeks. Tested on your real data. Your team gets trained.
Care
I monitor and fix issues. Automation left unattended eventually breaks.
Pricing, no surprises
Prices starting from, never "ask for a quote". Full pricing with care plans below.
1 end-to-end process, up to 3 integrations, documentation, 2h training
- 1 automation process from start to finish
- Up to 3 integrations between systems
- Implementation documentation
2–4 processes, error handling, multi-system integrations, 30-day warranty
- 2–4 automation processes
- Error and exception handling
- Multi-system integrations
5+ processes, AI agent with a knowledge base, self-hosted, 90 days of care included
- 5+ automation processes
- AI agent with its own knowledge base
- Self-hosted environment
Frequently asked questions
Answers about automation, pricing and how we'd work together
A simple process takes 1–2 weeks. A more complex one, integrating several systems, takes 3–4 weeks. I always start with whatever proves value fastest.
Implementing a single process starts at a fixed price agreed before we start - never "ask for a quote". Full pricing is public on the /cennik page.
No. We talk about your process and the hours you could get back. I pick the tools and take responsibility for them.
Automation left unattended eventually breaks as the systems around it change. I offer a monthly care plan to keep it running.
One person, from the first call through implementation and ongoing care. Your project doesn't get handed off between a salesperson and a different implementer.
Yes - pricing is public. Book a free call once you've seen it, and we'll talk about your specific process.
Who's behind this
I'm a software developer by trade - process automation and system integrations are what I do day in, day out, not just a line on a services page. I've also run smaller businesses myself, so I know first-hand the flood of invoices, emails and spreadsheets even a small company generates. That means when we talk, I don't need your business explained to me - we go straight to specifics.
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Let's see what's worth automating at your company
30 minutes, no slide deck, no obligation. If I don't see a process worth automating, I'll tell you straight.