Working patterns
Systems and automation.
The work that doesn’t photograph well, and the work that pays
for itself fastest. Each of these is a flow I’ve built end to end and can
stand up on a call: trigger to record to reply, with nothing manual in the
middle. They’re ordered the way I’d recommend them (the internal
operation first, the front of house last) and tagged as exactly what they
are.
System: capability demo
A custom CRM built round one operation
Jobs in columns from enquiry to invoiced. A client record that holds the whole
history in one place instead of across an inbox, a notebook and somebody’s
memory. An owner and a next action on every row, so nothing sits waiting for
a person who doesn’t know it’s waiting.
It fits how the team already works rather than retraining them onto somebody
else’s idea of a pipeline, and the data model is yours. I can walk you
through a build like this live, screen shared, in the discovery call.
System: capability demo
Internal admin and record sync
The same customer details stop getting retyped into three places. One record
is written once and every other system reads from it, so the spreadsheet, the
accounts package and the calendar finally agree with each other.
Built for operations where the admin has quietly grown into
somebody’s second job.
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System: capability demo
Client onboarding, won to working
The moment a job is won, the welcome goes out, the file structure is created,
the intake questions are asked and the first appointment is held. What used to
be a checklist somebody half-remembers becomes the same run every time.
Built for businesses whose first week with a client decides
whether the rest of it goes smoothly.
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System: in production
Ask ODUEX, the assistant on this page
The launcher in the corner is a working system, not a widget. It answers from
a scoped knowledge base, says so when it doesn’t know, and when a
conversation turns into an enquiry the whole transcript lands in my inbox,
qualified and routed.
The same build I’d fit to your business: your knowledge,
your tone, your inbox.
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System: capability demo
Missed-call recovery
A call rings out. Within seconds the caller has a text carrying the business
name and a callback promise, the enquiry has a record, and the owner has a
queue to work through instead of a list of unknown numbers.
Built for trades and appointment businesses, where a caller who
hears nothing simply phones the next number on the list.
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System: capability demo
Enquiry qualification in the DMs
Messages that arrive while the owner is mid-job get answered, asked the right
two questions, and captured with contact details attached. Serious enquiries
route straight to WhatsApp with their context; browsers get a polite answer
and a link.
Built for businesses whose enquiries arrive on Instagram at all
hours, and whose owners work with their hands.
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System: capability demo
No-show reminder sequence
Three messages before every appointment, each with a reschedule link, so a
client who can’t make it tells the system early enough for the slot to be
refilled. Confirmations, reminders and rebooking, with nobody typing any of it.
Built for clinics, salons and anyone who sells time by the
half hour.
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