The Google account you already pay for, finally working
Google Workspace is the Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, and Docs your business probably already runs on. Almost every small business pays for it; almost none of them use the part that matters, which is that every one of those tools can be automated and wired to the others. I work in Google Workspace every day, and it's often the cheapest place to build automation because you already own it.
What we can build in Google Workspace
The busywork in most offices is moving information between an inbox, a spreadsheet, a calendar, and a folder. All four can do that themselves:
Emails that follow a pattern, the supplier confirmation, the lead from the website, the nightly report, get read, logged, and routed automatically instead of sitting in someone's inbox.
Spreadsheets that someone fills in by hand every week fill themselves in from the systems the data actually lives in.
The follow-up emails you keep meaning to send, after the estimate, after the job, at renewal time, go out on schedule, personalized from your own records.
Every new job or customer gets its Drive folder created, named right, and stocked with the standard documents, the same way every time.
Calendar bookings, confirmations, and reminders run without the phone-tag.
Because it's built in your own Google account, there's no new subscription and nothing to migrate. The tools stay the same; they just stop waiting for a human to push them.
Not sure what to automate first?
Read what manual data entry actually costs to see why the spreadsheet-and-inbox shuffle is worth killing, or browse the full list of what I build. If you'd rather just talk it through, that's what the call is for.
One 15-minute call. Bring the task that keeps stealing your hours, and I'll tell you straight whether it can run itself.