Services
Three ways to remove friction that already shows up in the workday
We step in where work gets stuck: operations without ownership, repeated manual admin or systems that show different versions of the same customer, order or inventory status.
Choose the first project by cost
If work is interrupted, start with operations and ownership. If the same routine is repeated by hand, start with automation. If information gets stuck between Shopify, Fortnox, Visma, HubSpot, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or an older system, start with integration.
IT operations & support
One owner when everyday technology starts interrupting work
We take responsibility for the operational layer around offices, restaurants, stores and ecommerce: network, Microsoft 365, backup, website, POS, booking systems and vendor dialogue. The point is not another support inbox. The point is fewer moments where someone in the business has to troubleshoot under pressure.
Good first signals
- A manager or team lead becomes internal support whenever systems stop.
- Small issues in accounts, network, devices or cloud tools keep returning.
- Backup, access and documentation exist, but nobody fully trusts the setup.
Workflow automation
Remove repeated admin before it turns into another role
We start with a workflow that already costs time: invoices moving from inbox to Fortnox, customer data copied into CRM, onboarding run from checklists or reports rebuilt every week. Then we build rules, logging and human review where it is needed.
Good first signals
- The team repeats the same administrative steps every day or week.
- Errors happen when data moves manually between email, spreadsheets and business systems.
- The process is clear, but it depends on the right person remembering the next step.
System integration
The right data should move itself to the next step
We connect finance, ecommerce, inventory, CRM, POS, support and workspace tools so order data, customer status, inventory and documents do not have to be carried manually between systems.
Good first signals
- The same customer, order or inventory data is entered in more than one tool.
- The next team waits for someone to move information manually.
- Customers notice the gap through late updates, wrong status or unclear answers.
Already know which workflow hurts most?
Tell us the manual step, the systems involved and who feels the friction. We will suggest the smallest useful first delivery.
Start with the current workflow