I sort out and automate processes in manufacturing firms, and put in something built for the way they work, so decisions come from the data rather than a hunch. This isn't a slide deck that ends up in a drawer. It ends as a report or a system people actually use.
Book a free diagnostic → or see how I work"We've got hundreds of reports, but the mess, and no clear view of the numbers that matter, doesn't help anyone decide."
The data is in the systems and in Excel. Nobody can get it out quickly and read it in the context of the business.
The last system cost £40,000. Three months later the team was back in Excel, because nobody had listened to the people using it.
Each team works its own way. Information disappears into email. The board asks for the same figure for the fifth time.
When an off-the-shelf product won't fit, I build the system around the real workflow, and I stay after it goes in.
What used to take three days of building spreadsheets is now on the board's screen as it happens.
A system that follows your workflow, instead of making the team bend itself around the software.
The pipeline, live. One process for every salesperson. A forecast without ringing round the whole team.
I turn reports into recommendations, in the language of the board, not the analyst.
30 minutes. I look at the situation and sketch a first way through it.
Week 0Conversations with the people who matter, a map of how information moves, and two or three levers that will actually shift something.
Weeks 1–2I build it around your workflow. I take feedback from every group of users, not only the board.
Weeks 3–8I stay after it goes in. The system keeps moving. One point of contact, and it's the same person.
Months+
Twenty-five years where business and technology meet — e-commerce, IT, web hosting, then manufacturing and B2B sales processes. I bring the technical depth together with how an operation of 200 people and more actually runs.
I run every project myself, from the first conversation through to going live and looking after it.
After a few systems that never took, Maciej started by listening — and finished with a system that dozens of people in the company use now.
of the weekly time that used to go on building reports by hand in Excel
adoption — the whole team uses the system, and the data stays in order through the rest of the process
from the first conversation to the first concrete findings
Tell me what's going on. On the call I'll sketch a first way through it, and we can talk about what happens next.
I reply myself, within a day.