Los Angeles · Small businesses

Let's untangle your tech.

I help small businesses untangle their tech, connect their tools, and build data infrastructure that actually makes sense.

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An example

What this looked like, once.

A multi-location bakery was drowning in manual checking: comparing clock-in/out times against lunch logs to catch missed breaks, tracking holiday orders across locations by memory and email, pulling inventory numbers into a spreadsheet by hand every week. None of it was broken, exactly — it just ate hours nobody had spare.

I built small scripts that did the checking automatically: who missed a break and what that could cost, which orders came in where, what needed reordering before it ran out. Nothing fancy — just less manual work, and fewer things falling through the cracks.

That's one example, not the whole picture — the work below ranges from spreadsheet rescues like this one to full system integrations and AI-assisted workflows.

What I do

I design the systems behind the busywork.

01

Automations that take work off your plate

I design workflows in Apps Script and AppSheet that quietly handle approvals, data entry, notifications, and handoffs — so you're not doing them by hand.

02

Systems that actually talk to each other

I connect the tools you already use so data flows between them on its own — no more copying and pasting between platforms.

03

AI built into how you already work

Practical AI woven into your daily operations — triaging email and leads, drafting responses, summarizing documents — tuned to your process, not a generic chatbot.

04

Data that answers questions, not raises them

From spreadsheets to BigQuery and Looker Studio — dashboards designed around the decisions you actually need to make.

05

A Workspace built around how your team works

Not just settings and cleanup — a Google Workspace environment designed so the right things happen automatically, instead of relying on everyone remembering to do them.

06

Staying involved as things grow

Once a system's in place, I keep watching how it holds up — fixing what breaks, extending what works, and spotting the next thing worth designing around.

Another example

Getting your systems talking.

For local businesses, that's often reviews and public-data reports pulled into one place — but the idea is bigger than reviews: connecting whatever tools aren't talking to each other, so the picture is whole instead of scattered.

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About

14 years of making complex systems simple.

I'm an automation and AI consultant with deep roots in EdTech and IT — 14 years of data architecture, systems integration, and Google Workspace administration across small businesses.

I started Bsavvy because small businesses deserve the same automation and AI leverage big organizations take for granted — without the bloat, the jargon, or the six-month timelines.

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How it works

Here's how we'd work together.

Step 01

We talk

A free, no-pressure call to hear what's going on with your systems and where it's actually getting in your way.

Step 02

I take a look

A real look at your tech stack and workflows, then I walk you through what I found and what's worth prioritizing.

Step 03

We build

Whatever fits — a single project or ongoing help — I get to work fast and keep you in the loop the whole way.

FAQ

Good questions, answered.

Yes. I'm based in Los Angeles and work with small businesses everywhere. Most engagements run remotely, with on-site visits when a project genuinely calls for it.

Both. Sometimes it's a single project, sometimes it's ongoing help keeping things running and growing — whatever actually fits what you need.

Small businesses whose day-to-day is buried in manual work — the kind of thing that's easy to live with until suddenly it isn't.

Google Workspace, Apps Script, AppSheet, BigQuery, and Looker Studio for automation and reporting — plus deep experience with Canvas LMS and Blackbaud from my EdTech background. If your stack is different, I learn it fast.

A free call to start. You tell me what's going on, we figure out together if it's a fit, and go from there — sometimes that means a closer look first, sometimes we just get started.

Want to talk it through?

Drop your email and I'll write back myself — no sales pitch, just a real answer.

Thanks — I'll be in touch shortly.