I also work hourly, daily, or fixed-term.

Not every job is a scoped build. Sometimes it's an extra pair of capable hands for a defined stretch, on your systems, at your pace, based on the scope of the work.

A wide range, on purpose.

A decade of getting businesses real value from technology, systems work at a national services company, and everything since. This is the kind of work that's landed on my desk, not a fixed menu.

Systems integration & data pipelines

Replaced a broken native CRM integration with a custom daily sync, the kind of fix where the old system was quietly showing cents instead of dollars until someone looked closely.

CRM rollouts and configuration

Data flows and account-creation logic set up or rebuilt to reflect how the business actually runs, not the vendor's default template.

Custom internal tools & platforms

Bespoke tools and member platforms built from scratch, like the AAM Managers Hub.

Workflow automation

The repetitive, manual steps between systems, automated and monitored, not left to break quietly.

AI agents

Voice and chat agents scoped to handle one task well, not a chatbot that tries to handle everything badly.

Websites & local SEO

Built to rank, convert, and be read correctly by AI search, plus the tracking that proves it's working.

Training & internal enablement

Workshops for your own team: AI fundamentals, working with AI-assisted coding, and the practical layer underneath it all, skills, plugins, connectors, MCPs, APIs and webhooks.

Hourly, daily, or fixed-term.

There's no fixed structure until we've talked about what you actually need. Some engagements are a few hours a week for a month, some are a fixed-term project, some are a single fixed-price piece of work. If you're not sure where to start, an AI Audit is one way in, not the only one, it depends on the situation.

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