What CRM workflows can you set up?
Lead capture from web forms, automatic owner assignment, follow-up reminders, email logging, pipeline stages, and reporting—so nothing falls through the cracks.
Custom CRM solutions tailored to your business
I build CRMs that teams actually use—because they match your real workflow. Instead of forcing you into a rigid “sales software” template, I design a CRM around how you capture leads, qualify opportunities, follow up, and hand work off to operations.
Most of my CRM builds are done in Airtable (often with role-based Interfaces and automations), especially when you need your CRM to connect cleanly to work orders, projects, inventory, scheduling, or admin systems—all in one place.
Lead capture from web forms, automatic owner assignment, follow-up reminders, email logging, pipeline stages, and reporting—so nothing falls through the cracks.
Absolutely. I build project templates, role-based task views, approval and proofing flows, due-date nudges, and automated status updates to Slack or email.
Yes. I offer support options for tweaks, new automations, and ongoing oversight as your team grows or your processes evolve.
Functionally, yes (pipelines, qualification, follow-ups, reporting). The difference is I build it around your process, often in Airtable, so it connects cleanly to the operational systems you already run (work orders, inventory, projects).
Yes—this is a common need. I can design the CRM so a “won” deal triggers a work order or project record, with linked customer history and inventory references preserved.
I build reminder date fields, “next action” dashboards, and automated nudges (email/Slack) so follow-ups become routine instead of reactive.
Yes. I’ll map and import your current records safely, and plan refactors carefully to protect history and avoid breaking existing workflows.
Refactor risk is the chance that restructuring a live CRM breaks automations, reporting, or data integrity. I reduce it by documenting dependencies, planning the migration steps, and testing in a controlled way before going live.
That’s the priority. I build role-based Interfaces that are easy to navigate and centered on “what do I need to do today?” Then I provide SOPs and training so adoption sticks.
Simple builds can be scoped as a fixed project. Complex CRMs—especially those tied to work orders/inventory—often start with a paid discovery phase so scope and risks are clear before building.
Yes. I can stay involved for optimization, reporting improvements, new pipeline stages, new automations, and scaling as your business grows.