Connecting your business tools
I connect the tools a small business already uses, such as WhatsApp, Google Sheets, your calendar, your CRM and your booking system, so a customer’s details are typed once and show up everywhere they’re needed. Connections are monitored and retried, so a short outage at one service doesn’t lose a lead. Before any work starts, you get the price and the dates in writing.
What you get
- A check of what your current tools allow
- New bookings and inquiries added to your calendar, sheet or CRM on their own
- A WhatsApp alert when something new comes in
- Your existing spreadsheets and contact lists moved in and cleaned up
- Retries and logs, so a failed step never goes unnoticed
- Documentation of every connection
See it in practice:This site’s own lead pipeline
Who it is for
Small businesses and freelancers who copy the same customer details between WhatsApp, a spreadsheet, a calendar and a CRM by hand, and lose track somewhere in between.
What gets connected
The tools a small business works with every day: WhatsApp, Google Sheets, Google Calendar and other calendars, popular CRMs, booking systems and the forms on your website.
Built to keep working
Connections fail now and then: a service is down for a few minutes, or a password changes. Every step is logged and retried, and I get an alert when something needs a person, so a new booking never disappears quietly.
How it works
Every project follows the same six steps, from the first call to handover. Each connection is tested on your real data before it’s switched on.