Work
Case studies: what we built, and what happened after.
Each of these is written the same way: the job that kept coming back, what we actually changed, the numbers, and what has broken or moved since, because that last part is the honest test.
What is in one of these
The process as it ran before, what we changed, what it runs on, what it costs to keep running, and what broke in the months afterwards. That last part is the one most agencies leave out, and it is the part worth reading.
What you will not find is a percentage nobody can check. Every number here came off a client’s own system and went up with their permission, which is why there is one so far. Everything below is the work that did not need anybody’s permission to publish.
The one written up in full: Two days a week of retyping, gone, a regional building services firm.
The rest of it is already published.
The systems, the specifications and the notes. None of it needed a client to sign anything off, so all of it is here.
Yours would be written up the same way.
Tell us the job. If we think it isn’t worth automating yet, we’ll say so. That answer is free and it saves everyone a quarter.

