
Tracking stops living in a spreadsheet
Statuses update themselves from email, the form and the chat. Nobody copies a row by hand again.
- Integration
- Automation
AI consulting and implementation
I build the automations that give your operation its week back. I am not selling you one more tool. I look at how you work today and automate what you are still doing by hand.
Book the diagnostic callWhat I build
Every project starts from the process costing you the most time. Not from whatever technology is in fashion.

Statuses update themselves from email, the form and the chat. Nobody copies a row by hand again.

An assistant trained on your own documents handles the repetitive questions and escalates the ones that need a person.

Stock in, stock out and shortages come from the same place they are already recorded. The report builds without anyone building it.

Follow-up fires on its own, with the right message at the right moment. You show up when there is a deal to close.
Services
The diagnosis is the way in. It is the one step that pays for itself even if we never work together afterwards.
One session to map where your time goes. You leave with the list of automatable processes, ranked by the hours each one gives back.
I connect what you already use — email, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, your invoicing system — so repetitive work stops going through a person. If you need an assistant that answers with your own documents and prices, or a piece that does not exist yet, I build it: I am a developer before I am a consultant.
What has been automated is maintained, measured and adjusted. An automation nobody reviews becomes a new problem.
How a project runs
One process at a time, measured against what it costs you to do by hand today. These are the same three steps described on the homepage, with the same deliverables.
You show me how an order arrives, how it gets confirmed, where it gets written down. We leave with a single process chosen and the figure it costs you in time today.
Deliverable: the process, drawn out, and a one-page scope.
WhatsApp, email, the spreadsheet, the calendar. The automation connects to those tools instead of replacing them. It is built by the person who sold it, in code that ends up in your name.
Deliverable: the automation running, with a log of every run.
The first weeks are compared against what came before: how long a reply used to take, how many orders went unconfirmed. If the result does not show, it gets adjusted or switched off.
Deliverable: a short report, with your numbers rather than ours.
Manifesto
AI is not the product. Your time is the product. Everything WireOps builds is measured in hours you stop spending.
The three channels
There is no form on this page. A form needs a server this site does not have, and one that sends nowhere would be a lie. The three channels above land straight in my inbox.
Four lines is enough. The more concrete it is, the shorter the call, and the faster we know whether there is anything worth building.
I reply within 24 business hours. If nothing arrived, message me on WhatsApp.
We book half an hour over Google Meet or WhatsApp, whichever suits you.
That call produces a one-page scope with a process chosen, or a clear no if there is nothing worth automating yet.