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Connect It
Your tools wired together so information stays current, and the manual workflows that eat your week automated and monitored. Ongoing, because the business keeps changing and so should the systems.
- Price
- $4,000/mo
- Billing
- Monthly. Cancel any time.
- Working means
- the workflow runs end to end without you touching it
◆ What lands
What you
get.
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The workflows eating your week, automated and monitored
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A weekly report that arrives without anyone building it
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Changes and new automations as the business shifts
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Nothing runs without your approval
Weekly run
Healthy
CRM
Docs
Forms
Billing
One flow
- Records synced auto
- Report assembled auto
- Slack digest sent auto
Your input None
Illustrative. Not client data.
◆ How it runs
Fixed price.
No surprises.
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Scope it
A call to agree what we're taking off your plate and what working looks like. The price is fixed before anything starts.
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Build it
The first weeks set it up inside your accounts, tuned to your business rather than a template. You see early output and steer it.
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Run it
It keeps running, gets monitored, and changes as the business does. Your part is approvals. Cancel any time.
The guarantee
Fixed price, agreed before the work starts. If it isn't working, you don't keep paying.
For Connect It, working means the workflow runs end to end without you touching it. Published up front so there is nothing subjective to argue about later.
◆ Who this is for
Honest about
who this fits.
Good fit
- Teams that are tool-rich and system-poor, with nothing connected
- Founders who are the last step in every workflow
- Operators who want the builder and the strategist to be the same person
Not a fit
- App or software product development
- Teams that need someone on payroll rather than a system
◆ Common questions
Anything else
on your mind?
What kind of workflows?
Anything manual and repeating: moving data between tools, chasing status, assembling reports, routing leads, keeping records current. If you do it every week and it has rules, it can usually run itself.
Why is this monthly rather than a one-time build?
Because a business that changes breaks a system that does not. The monthly covers monitoring, fixing what drifts, and building the next automation as new bottlenecks show up.
Do I own what gets built?
Yes. It runs in your accounts and it is yours. The monthly buys the work and the upkeep, not a licence.
Take it off
your plate.
A 30-minute call to agree the scope and the number. Nothing starts until both are settled.
No pitch · No pressure · No commitment