Connections, automation and AI
Data someone copies by hand from one program to another today: shop orders, invoices, supplier PDFs, WhatsApp messages. Each page describes one connection and what it takes to build it.
Connect your online shop to your business software and stock
Website orders retyped into the business software, stock that doesn't drop when you sell in the shop, the same item sold twice. I connect WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Shopify to your business software, both ways.
Italian e-invoices and SDI status inside your business software
If you invoice in Italy, every invoice goes through the SDI, the tax agency's exchange system. I connect your business software to your e-invoicing service, so invoices aren't retyped and their SDI status and payments show up where you work.
Extract data from PDFs with AI instead of retyping it
Customer orders, delivery notes, supplier price lists and invoices arrive as PDFs, and someone retypes them line by line into the business software or a spreadsheet. An AI model reads them and prepares the data; a person only looks at the doubtful ones.
AI in your business, starting from one specific job
AI earns its place in a company when it takes one specific job off someone's desk: reading order emails, answering customers from your own price lists, drafting a quote. I start there, with your data under your control.
WhatsApp orders that land in your business software by themselves
Customers order with a text, a photo or a voice note, and someone in the office types it all in again. I connect WhatsApp to your business software: the order arrives filled in and you confirm it.
Payment reminders and emails that send themselves
The reminder to the customer who hasn't paid, the renewal confirmation, the expiry notice: emails someone writes by hand every week, when they remember. I send them from your business software, at the right time and with the right data.