Software for offices that run on spreadsheets.
Law firms, accounting practices, insurance agencies, engineering offices, and medical practices run on client lists, deadlines, documents, and follow-up. Most of it lives in spreadsheets, shared drives, and someone’s memory.
The work is straightforward: take the process costing your office the most time and turn it into one system your whole team can use. Department dashboards start at $5,000 and are typically delivered in three weeks; larger systems are scoped separately.
The usual signs
If two or three of these sound familiar, there is almost certainly a project here.
What I build for offices
Pick the one costing your team the most time. It becomes one shared system, and you own it when it is done.
Client & Matter Tracking
Every client, engagement, or case in one place with its current stage, owner, and next step, instead of a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
Intake & Onboarding
One form that captures a new client properly and feeds everything downstream, so the same details are never typed twice.
Deadlines & Renewals
Filing dates, policy renewals, licence expiries, and review dates tracked in the system, with a warning before they arrive.
Checklists & Approvals
Repeatable processes with the steps built in, so work moves through the office the same way every time and nothing is skipped.
Reporting & Billing Support
The monthly numbers built automatically from the work already recorded — hours, stages, volumes — instead of assembled by hand.
Documents & Records
Files attached to the client or matter they belong to, named consistently, and findable without searching a shared drive by memory.
Same pricing as everything else. An entry department dashboard starts at $5,000 and is typically delivered in three weeks. A full department system, with roles, permissions, alerts, and reporting, is $10,000 over four to six weeks. You own the software and the data either way, with no subscription to me.
$5,000Who this is for
Southern Maine offices, typically 5 to 100 people, where the work is client-driven and the systems have not kept up with the growth.
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Not sure whether your office has a project here? Tell me the task somebody repeats every week and you’ll get an honest read on whether software can fix it, and what it would take. No cost and no obligation.
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