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You bring the problem. I hand back something that works, without you having to worry about how it is put together. A few examples of that in practice.

Live callboard

High priority

Medium

Low

New call

In progress

Resolved

UltraVision Fire and Security

UltraVision Callboard

The problem: Incoming calls were easy to miss and hard to prioritise. There was no shared, always-current view of what was coming in, so the office was working off scattered notes and memory.
What I built: A live call board that runs on a screen in the office. Calls appear automatically as clear, colour-coded tiles, sorted by urgency, and the board keeps itself up to date on its own. Nobody has to touch a spreadsheet or refresh anything.
The difference: The whole office has an at-a-glance, always-current view of incoming calls, so nothing slips through and everyone can see the priorities instantly.

A digital marketing agency

Market intelligence feed

Keeping track of around 200 companies for useful business signals meant hours of manual searching every week, and important changes were still slipping past.

A tool that keeps watch on all of those companies automatically. It spots the signals worth knowing about, like acquisitions, new investment, and leadership changes, works out what each one means, and delivers them as a single, filterable feed the team can scan in minutes.

Hours of manual monitoring turned into an automated feed that surfaces only what matters, so the team spends its time acting on opportunities instead of hunting for them.

An enterprise software startup

Growth and conversion work

The team had little visibility into what visitors actually did on the site, and too many were leaving without ever getting in touch.

Set up proper measurement so the team could finally see how visitors moved through the site and where they dropped off. From there, made targeted improvements to turn more of those visitors into customers, and automated parts of the follow-up so the right message went out at the right time on its own.

A clear picture of what visitors do, a site that turns more of them into customers, and less manual chasing along the way.

Not sure what to automate first?

That is usually the best place to start. Tell me where the friction is, and I will tell you honestly what is worth building.

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