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I build AI systems for professional services firms

Accounting firms and marketing agencies hire me when they know AI matters but don't know where to start. I map your workflows, build the automation, train your team, and measure what changed. 4-6 weeks.

automation-project/dashboard
Workflow Assessment
Every workflow scored for automation ROI
Client document intake92
Invoice reconciliation87
Monthly report generation81
Client email triage68
Payroll data entry54
Tax filing prep31

The problem

More revenue. More headcount. Same margins.

Professional services firms hit the same ceiling. Growth means hiring. Hiring means thinner margins, longer onboarding, and knowledge that walks out the door.

01

Revenue is tied to headcount

Every new client needs another person. Your payroll grows faster than your profit.

growth trajectory
Year 115staff15clients24%
Year 328staff26clients19%
Year 540staff38clients18%
Staff triples. Margins stay flat.
02

Knowledge lives in people, not systems

Your best manager knows how to handle every edge case because they've done it 200 times. When they leave, that knowledge leaves too.

Senior PM resigns3 clients need re-onboarding
New hire starts4 months before they're productive
Edge case hitsNobody knows the process anymore

What changes

AI that runs your repeatable work

I build AI workflows on your existing tools. Your team handles the judgment calls. The system handles everything else.

Today
With AI
Staff
30
30
Clients
30
45
Margin
18%
31%

Scale without hiring

AI agents handle document intake, data entry, report drafting, and client follow-ups. Your 30-person team does the work of 45.

knowledge system
Senior manager's processcaptured
Edge case handlingcaptured
Client preferencescaptured
New hire onboardingautomated

Capture what your best people know

Your senior manager's process becomes a system. When they leave, the knowledge stays. When you hire, onboarding takes days instead of months.

142hrs
Saved / month
3.2x
Throughput
0.4%
Error rate
Week 1Week 20

See the numbers

Every automated workflow comes with a measurement dashboard. Hours saved, throughput, error rates. You know exactly what's working.

I've been where you are

I know this because I've been in your shoes. I ran a professional services firm for about ten years. The same problems kept showing up.

I tried the software. Most of it, actually. CRMs, project management tools, workflow platforms. Each one solved one thing and created two new problems. Suddenly my team needed training on five different systems. I spent more time managing tools than managing the business.

And in the end, none of them were smart. They were forms and dashboards. They didn't understand your clients. They didn't understand the context of what was happening. A well-organized spreadsheet without intelligence.

AI changes that equation. Not another tool to learn. An actual system that understands what's going on and acts on it.

How we'll work

One workflow. Four weeks. Measurable results.

Each sprint tackles one high-impact workflow from assessment to production. Then we move on to the next problem.

01Week 1

Find the highest-impact opportunity

I sit with your executives and map the current state of your operations. Every workflow gets scored for automation potential and ROI. We pick the one that moves the needle most.

02Weeks 2-3

Design and build

We figure out what the automation looks like. Sometimes it's a Claude Cowork plugin. Sometimes it's custom software. I build it on your existing tools. No new platforms to buy.

03Week 3-4

Go live and measure

The system goes into production. I set up tracking for hours saved, throughput, and error rates. Real numbers, not projections.

04Week 4

Train your team

Your people learn to use the new workflow. Documentation, walkthroughs, hands-on sessions. Adoption is where most AI projects die, so this part gets the same attention as the build.

Know which workflow to fix first?

Book a 30-minute call. We'll map your operations and find the highest-ROI automation.

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Example

20-person marketing agency. Client reporting and scope tracking.

Nobody tracked scope creep until projects were underwater. Two senior people left and took their client knowledge with them.

12hrs

Spent on reports every Friday

Account managers assembled client updates from Slack, Notion, and meeting notes by hand. Every week.

45min

After automation

A Claude Cowork plugin now pulls activity, writes the updates, and flags out-of-scope work. Managers just review and send.

4wks

Assessment to live

Week one: mapped workflows with the founders. Weeks two and three: built the system on their existing tools. Week four: trained the team.

Who I work with

Professional services firms doing $2M-$15M in revenue, 20-100 staff. Work is repeatable. Margins depend on efficiency.

Accounting firms

Document intake, report generation, compliance tracking, task routing. A 30-person firm can save 40+ hours per week on these workflows alone.

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Marketing agencies

Client onboarding, reporting, project management, asset production workflows. The operational work that eats 30-40% of your team's time.

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What you get

One engagement. Three deliverables.

Every sprint covers assessment, build, and training. Here's what that looks like in practice.

AI Readiness Assessment

Workflow-by-workflow scoring for automation potential. You get a prioritized roadmap with your top 3 opportunities ranked by payback time.

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Process Automation

I take the highest-scoring workflow and build the AI automation on your existing tools. No new platforms to buy.

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AI Agent Development

Custom agents that read emails, classify documents, route tasks, and draft reports. Deployed on the tools your team already uses.

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FAQ

How long does it take to get an AI workflow running?+
Each sprint is 4 weeks. Assessment in week one, build in weeks two and three, go live and train your team in week four. Most firms see time savings within the first month.
Do I need technical staff to maintain the automation?+
No. I handle the technical side. Your team learns to use the finished system through hands-on training and documentation.
How much of my team's time does this take?+
Week one: 2-3 hours for workflow walkthroughs with your team leads. Weeks two and three: minimal, I handle the build. Week four: a few half-day training sessions.
What happens after the engagement ends?+
Everything runs on your existing tools. Your team is trained. I provide documentation and video walkthroughs. The system is yours to own and operate.
What types of workflows can be automated with AI?+
Document processing, client onboarding, invoice matching, report generation, data extraction from emails, and repetitive back-office tasks. If your team copies data between systems or follows the same steps repeatedly, it can likely be automated.
Will this replace my team?+
No. AI handles the repetitive parts so your team focuses on judgment calls, client relationships, and higher-value work. Think of it as giving each person an extra set of hands.
What tools and platforms do you work with?+
I build on whatever your firm already uses. Common setups include QuickBooks, Xero, Excel, Google Workspace, and CRM systems. No rip-and-replace required.
Is our client data safe?+
Yes. All automations run within your existing infrastructure and security policies. I don't store or access client data outside your systems. Data stays where it already lives.

Tell me what eats your time.

30 minutes, no strings.