Custom systems
Ideas & Possibilities
Not sure what you need yet?
That’s normal. Most of our projects start as a rough idea, a broken process, or a “we wish this existed” moment.
Below are real examples of systems, automations, and applications we commonly design. These aren’t templates; they’re starting points.
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These are not products or templates.
Every system is designed, scoped, and built specifically around how your business actually operates.
CATEGORY 1: Automations & Workflows
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Email sequences triggered by form submissions or customer actions
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Lead intake → qualification → follow-up automation
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Client onboarding workflows (contracts, forms, access, reminders)
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Internal task routing based on rules or conditions
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CRM cleanup and syncing between tools
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Missed-call text follow-ups
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Review request automation
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Invoicing + payment reminder workflows
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Employee onboarding systems
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Daily or weekly operational summaries sent automatically
CATEGORY 2: Custom Applications
Apps your business owns and controls — not generic software
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A client portal for service businesses
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Internal admin dashboards for staff
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Custom booking or scheduling tools
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A branded app a business licenses to its customers
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Progress tracking apps (fitness, coaching, programs, compliance)
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Internal tools replacing spreadsheets
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Data-entry apps with validation and rules
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Subscription-based internal tools
CATEGORY 3: Dashboards & Visibility
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Real-time performance dashboards
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KPI tracking across tools
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Bottleneck and process visibility
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Daily / weekly executive summaries
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Sales, ops, or usage dashboards
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Client-facing reporting dashboards
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Internal scorecards for teams
CATEGORY 4: Integrations & System Cleanup
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Connecting tools that don’t talk to each other
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Replacing manual copy-paste processes
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Migrating off spreadsheets safely
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Simplifying overcomplicated tech stacks
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Centralizing data into one source of truth
CATEGORY 5: “I Don’t Know Yet”
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“Things feel messy and manual”
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“We’re scaling and our systems are breaking”
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“We want to modernize how we operate”
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“We know there’s a better way, but can’t define it yet”