AI Automation & Implementation Engineer · Builder & Operator
I build systems that work instead of your team. Then I train them to run it.
Bigger builds run with CetusPro, a Rzeszów software house whose developers join when a project needs more people.
Sometimes one order is enough for it to hurt, and every next one makes it worse.
The spreadsheet says one thing, the chat thread another, and the person running the job a third. When a customer calls, somebody has to ring three people to answer.
EfficiencyEvery manual step is a potential delay. A job sits because the person is on leave, in a meeting, or simply didn't notice the email.
ProcessSomebody pastes data into a chat window and copies the answer back. It's an extra manual step with a better name, not automation.
RiskSynchronisation happens when somebody runs it. Until then reports show a state that no longer exists.
ToolingThe market is full of solutions that do everything. Telling apart the ones that will work at your place from the ones that worked in a slide deck is hard.
TeamUntil somebody says plainly why we're doing this and what changes in their work, imagination fills the gap with the worst version.
Pick the one closest to what hurts.
I build the apps a company runs its daily work on: orders, quotes, jobs. Instead of a spreadsheet, emails and phone calls, everyone sees in one place what stage each case is at and who has to move it next.
See how it works →Have a project in mind, want to talk about working together, or looking for someone to hire? I reply personally.
hello@kamiljan.com