Built around your requirements
Repeated copying, manual handoffs and disconnected tools can make a straightforward task harder than it needs to be. I build workflow automation and integrations around a defined process: where information starts, what needs to happen to it and where it should arrive.
A useful integration begins with the systems you already have. We establish which APIs or data exports are available, what access is authorized and which steps still need human review. From there, the work can connect an existing service, process structured data or provide a custom interface to a server-side tool.
Scribe is one example in the portfolio: a web application that connects to a private server for AI audio transcription into Bulgarian text. The booking and file platforms illustrate other operational workflows that can be considered when planning connected tools. Features and integrations are scoped for each project rather than assumed to work with every external service.
The goal is a process your team can understand and operate. Error handling, status information and administration are considered alongside the connection itself. To discuss an integration, describe the task, how often it happens, the tools involved and the result you need. Please send an outline of the process rather than passwords or private production data.
Who this is for
- Teams repeating the same data transfers or administrative steps
- Organizations connecting existing services through available APIs
- Projects needing a usable interface to a privately hosted tool
What the work can include
- Review of the inputs, outputs and available interfaces
- An integration or automation for the agreed task
- Validation, status reporting and failure handling
- Administration or a browser interface where needed
- Guidance on access requirements and ongoing operation
How we work together
- Describe the repeated task and the desired result
- Check access, APIs, data formats and constraints
- Build the connection and review representative examples
- Validate failures as well as the successful workflow
