Less operational chaos: automate sales, payments and reporting without bloating payroll
I build custom software for companies: internal apps, integrations across your stack and automations that match how you operate — built for your team and workflows, not generic templates.
NQLN · before & after
Real caseFrom the support dashboard: customers used to wait hours or days; the bot now replies in minutes. Below: monthly payroll savings after moving from ~10 chat agents to 2–3.
First response time
Before · agents only
7h 16m
Typical human first response in the panel. Follow-ups could stretch for days.
After · bot
~2 min
Automatic first touch for the customer.
Chat payroll savings
They used to staff chat with ~10 people; 2–3 are enough now. At US$300 per person per month, cost drops from ~US$3,000 to US$600–900 (2–3 × US$300).
Estimated savings · month
$2,100 – $2,400
Based on the headcount and pay you described; excludes payroll taxes and benefits.
More case studies in this simple format soon.
Solutions that match how teams work today
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Process automation
Flows in n8n or Make — from confirmations and reminders to syncing data between apps, with cost-aware options (including self-hosted n8n when it makes sense).
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System integrations
Connect e-commerce, POS, CRM, Google Sheets, email and WhatsApp Business API or webhooks: less double entry and reports that stay fresh.
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Custom software & dashboards
Internal panels, forms and lightweight portals for inventory, dispatch, approvals or support — built for small teams and real Venezuelan operations plus overseas customers.
Concrete outcomes
- Retail: chained orders, notifications and bookkeeping touchpoints to cut invoicing rework and daily close effort.
- Replaced copy-paste between CRM and email with a monitored flow and alerts when something breaks.
- Internal portal for a distributed team: IT requests and tracking in one place instead of endless threads.
Free guide: 5 typical Venezuelan SMB processes you can automate first
Share your details and tick the box — I'll send a short checklist focused on chat sales, mixed-currency collections and lean staffing.
- Where the first quick win usually is for your kind of business
- When n8n/Make beats “just one more spreadsheet”
- What to gather before a call (without burning a day in meetings)
Deep dives & notes
I write about engineering, modern stacks and automation — helpful if you want to see how I think before starting a project.
Read the notesTell me what you want to streamline
Short form: I reply with honest fit, suggested approach and rough timing (remote work with teams in Venezuela and abroad).