A local business needs a site to send people to, or the one they have does not look like the work.
Operational problems, fixed.
Reporting, workflow, website and operational-system problems, scoped to the smallest useful solution.
A screenshot, spreadsheet, URL or short description is enough.
Quotes sit in an inbox for days, WhatsApp messages get buried, or new orders go unconfirmed.
Automatic routing so every enquiry has a home and gets answered fast.
Things we get called for
Problems that are easy to recognise even when the right solution is not obvious yet.
Enquiries arrive, but nobody clearly owns the next step.
Orders or statuses are copied between systems manually.
Storefront stock and warehouse stock disagree.
A critical process depends on one spreadsheet or one person.
Something fails quietly until somebody notices later.
Weekly reporting is rebuilt by hand.
You do not need to scope it first.
Send the problem as it exists today. Working out what should change is our part.
From contained fix to operational system.
The boundary moves when several systems must coordinate important records, ownership or recovery. You do not need to decide which side your problem belongs on.
What a scope actually looks like
No invented case studies. These are examples of how a problem can become a defined piece of work.
Weekly reporting
View 6 Fix scopes- 01Problem
- Three exports are manually reconciled every week.
- 02Authority
- Each metric gets an agreed source and definition.
- 03Build
- Repeatable consolidation, exceptions and distribution.
- 04Handover
- Metric definitions, process owner and operating notes.
Commerce / WMS
View 6 Systems scopes- 01Problem
- Orders and available stock drift between platforms.
- 02Authority
- Record ownership is defined before integration logic.
- 03Build
- Validation, reconciliation and failure handling between systems.
- 04Handover
- Ownership, retry behaviour and recovery instructions.
Three decisions before custom software.
Technical sophistication is not the goal. The goal is the smallest structure that solves the operational problem reliably.
Use what already works.
Move right only when the simpler option cannot meet the requirement properly.
Decide which system is the source.
Important records need a named source system before another integration is added.
Decide what happens when it fails.
A failure should become visible and recoverable instead of disappearing between systems.
What we will not build
We will not automate a process that is still broken. We help fix it first, then automate.
We inspect existing systems and configure them properly unless there is no other way. That saves money and time.
We will not stamp AI everywhere for buzz. We use it where it actually helps.
We don't default to a big custom build that costs a lot without adding value.
The smallest solution that solves the operational problem properly wins. How OpsPatch works
Send the problem as it actually looks.
The broken spreadsheet, strange screenshot, old website, failed record or five-sentence explanation is more useful than a polished brief.