Skills & services
Most people specialise. I connect.
Over a dozen years I've worked nearly every layer of how a business actually runs — the warehouse floor, the production line, the ERP that ties it together, the automation on top, and the brand and website out front.
That range is the point: I can architect the system and build it, so strategy and execution come from the same pair of hands.
ERP & Business Central
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, end to end — scoping and architecture through go-live, and the messy weeks after.
An ERP implementation is never just a software project — it's an operations project with software inside it. So I start with the architecture: how orders, stock, production and finance should flow through the business. Then I make Business Central carry it, and I stay until it does — because the design only proves itself when real orders hit the system.
Implementation & rollouts
Full Business Central implementations, including multi-entity and multi-company rollouts — one architecture serving several businesses.
Scoping & architecture
The blueprint before anything gets built: processes, data model, integrations and licensing mapped out so the project starts honest.
Process design
Order-to-cash, purchase-to-pay, production and warehouse flows designed into the system — not bent around it.
Data migration
Items, BOMs, customers, vendors, open entries — mapped, cleaned, loaded and reconciled, so day one runs on numbers you trust.
Integrations
EDI, webshops, warehouse scanning, third-party apps — connected to the ERP core cleanly, without creating a new tangle.
Go-live & the weeks after
Cutover planning, floor-level training and hands-on support through the turbulent first weeks — until the system is boring, in the best way.
Who it's for
Manufacturing SMEs and operationally complex scale-ups moving to Business Central — or stuck partway through an implementation that isn't landing.
When to call me
Ideally before you sign for licences. Otherwise: when the go-live date is real, the processes aren't mapped yet, and the spreadsheet workarounds keep multiplying.
Planning a move to Business Central? Start a project →
Operations & manufacturing
Warehouse, production and inventory — the physical flows every system has to survive.
I've run operations like the ones I design. That changes what I build: systems that survive a Monday-morning order rush, not just a diagram.
Warehouse operations
Layouts, locations, picking and scanning flows — designed from the floor up, for the people who walk them every day.
Production processes
Routings, work centres and shop-floor logic that match how production actually runs — not how the manual says it should.
Inventory management
Counting discipline, valuation and replenishment — stock levels you can trust, and the cash freed from the excess.
BOMs & recipes
Bills of materials structured for real production: variants, versions, scrap and the exceptions that break naive setups.
Order flow
Order-to-ship without friction, including high-volume EDI flows where hundreds of orders a week is a normal week.
Flow analysis
Finding where the flow breaks — bottlenecks, double handling, error loops — and fixing the process before automating it.
Who it's for
Companies that make, move or store physical goods — where the warehouse and the production line are the business.
When to call me
When errors grow with volume, stock counts don't match reality, or the current way of working starts creaking under growth.
Recognise the creak? Start a project →
AI & automation
Practical AI that does a job, not a demo — agents and workflows that remove real, repetitive work.
The interesting question isn't whether AI is impressive — it's which parts of your team's week it can quietly take over. I build agents and workflows that answer it: reading, drafting, checking and moving data across the tools you already run. Layered on a clean ERP core, that's where the compounding starts.
Custom agents
Agents with one defined job — triage, drafting, data entry, checking — scoped tightly enough to be trusted with it.
Workflow automation
Multi-step processes that used to be someone's afternoon, run automatically — with a human in the loop where judgement matters.
Knowledge retrieval
Your manuals, procedures and project history made searchable and answerable — grounded in your knowledge, not the internet's.
AI on the ERP core
Automation layered on Business Central and the systems around it — where clean processes and clean data pay off twice.
Document pipelines
Orders, confirmations, invoices and reports read, generated and checked automatically instead of retyped.
Honest scoping
The first question is whether it should be automated at all. Some work needs AI; plenty just needs a better process.
Who it's for
Teams losing hours to repetitive digital work — retyping, copy-pasting between systems, answering the same questions — usually on top of an ERP or a pile of documents.
When to call me
When you know there's leverage in AI but you want something that ships and holds up — not a proof of concept that dies in a slide deck.
Got a job in mind for it? Start a project →
Brand & visual design
Where I started, and never stopped — identities, layouts and full design systems.
The proof is on your screen: this brand — the fox, the palette, the type, the design system behind every page — is my own work.
Design is why my architecture diagrams get read, my documents look deliberate, and the brands I build hold together across every touchpoint. Adobe is home turf: Illustrator and Photoshop are my strongest tools, InDesign close behind.
Brand identity
Logos, colour, typography and the rules that keep them coherent — a brand bible, not just a logo file.
Design systems
Tokens and reusable components, so every next thing — deck, document, page — looks like it belongs.
Illustrator & Photoshop
My strongest tools, sharpened over years — vector identity work, image editing, production-ready assets.
InDesign & layout
Documents, decks and print — structured layouts that survive real content.
Making systems visible
Architecture diagrams, one-pagers and presentations — because a system people can see is a system people back.
Everyday collateral
Signatures, templates, social and print assets — the small things, on-brand and production-ready.
Who it's for
Founders and small teams who need a brand that looks deliberate — and clients who want their systems work presented as clearly as it's built.
When to call me
When the visual side is undercutting the substance: a strong offer in a weak identity, or documents nobody wants to read.
Need the looks to match the substance? Start a project →
Web design & development
Websites designed and built by the same person — WordPress through modern stacks like Nuxt and Vue.
Most websites lose something in the gap between designer and developer. I close that gap: I design the site and write the code, so what ships is what was designed — and it stays maintainable after launch. You're looking at the working example: this site is designed and built by me, on Nuxt.
| Stack | When it's the right call |
|---|---|
| WordPress — Divi and custom builds | Marketing sites your own team edits — proven, quick to ship, easy to hand over. |
| Nuxt / Vue | Custom, fast, app-like sites with full control over design and performance — this site runs on it. |
Website design
Structure, layout and visual design in one coherent system — shaped around the content it actually has to carry.
WordPress builds
Divi and custom themes for businesses that need to own their content — built over years of client sites.
Modern stacks
Nuxt and Vue: component-based, fast and maintainable — for sites that need more than a theme can give.
Design to shipped code
No handoff loss: the person who designed it writes it, down to the last spacing token.
Performance & SEO
Semantic markup, prerendering and speed as foundations — findable and fast, not just good-looking.
Built to maintain
Clean, documented code and a site that can evolve — no lock-in to whoever built it.
Who it's for
Businesses that want one accountable person from first sketch to live site — not a designer, an agency and a developer passing files around.
When to call me
When the site has to represent the business properly — or the current one has become the thing everyone apologises for.
Ready to close the gap? Start a project →
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One person. No handoffs.
You rarely find ERP, operations, AI, design and web in one person. When you do, the handoffs disappear — and that's where projects usually break.