I help product businesses stop retyping their own data.
If someone on your team spends every Friday copying product specs into the spreadsheet Amazon wants, that's the kind of thing I fix.
If someone on your team spends every Friday copying product specs into the spreadsheet Amazon wants, that's the kind of thing I fix.
"Every new product means an hour of copying specs from the supplier's sheet into our system, then again into the format Amazon wants. One wrong cell and the whole upload bounces."
"Half our catalog descriptions are wrong, but nobody has a month to fix four thousand products by hand."
"Orders come in from three places, and someone retypes every one of them into the system we actually ship from."
Everything happens in writing. You'll never have to find a slot on my calendar, and I'll never take an hour of your day for something an email could cover.
Email me what's eating your time. I'll come back with questions, then an honest answer about whether I can fix it, and a fixed price if I can.
A small, contained project, usually one to two weeks. The price is agreed before I start. You get progress updates in writing, not meeting invites.
You get the finished fix, a recorded walkthrough in plain English, and instructions your team can actually follow. If something breaks later, email me.
Replaced 4 hours of manual data entry for a manufacturing distributor with an automated dashboard that updates in real-time.
A by-hand job matched thousands of auto parts to every vehicle they fit, one at a time. I built a program that runs the whole catalog in about 30 seconds and gets the same answer every time.
Case Study arrow_forwardA competitor's prices were locked behind a system that blocked every automated tool. I found a way through and pulled the first one off a page two standard tools couldn't open.
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I didn't start in tech. My career began in the chaotic, high-pressure world of restaurants. I learned quickly that if you don't have a system for the dishes, the kitchen shuts down.
I moved into marketing and eventually found my true calling: automation. I realized that most business owners are talented people trapped doing "robot work" that could be handled better by a well-placed script or integration.
My philosophy is that technology should feel invisible. It should just work, so you can go back to being a human and running the business you actually enjoy.
These days my nine-to-five is moving thousands of products through a national distributor's systems. Catalogs, price files, the same spreadsheets the big retailers make everyone use. On my own time, I build those same fixes for smaller product businesses.
Send me two or three sentences about the job you'd most like to never do again. You don't need to know what the fix is. That's my job.
andrew@andrewmoe.ioI reply in writing, usually within a day. No sales call and no pitch. If you hire me, you'll approve a fixed price in writing before anything is billed.