Find the failure point
Where does work wait for a meeting, a login, a reminder, a spreadsheet update, or one specific person?
Automation · Operations · Client Experience
I help service businesses fix the places where work gets stuck: missed follow-ups, messy handoffs, disconnected tools, unreliable reporting, and processes that depend too much on one person remembering what happens next.
Selected work
I use CRM, automation, integrations, dashboards, and SOPs as tools. The real work is understanding why something keeps breaking, waiting, getting missed, or creating extra work for the team.
Affordable Window Systems needed more than a CRM migration. Sales, production, reporting, follow-up, compliance, data quality, and team handoff all had to work together.
Built event-based logic so subscription changes automatically update customer tiers, remove stale tags, and handle cancellations correctly.
See how it worksGuest experience, compliance, vendors, records, reporting, and operational admin across multiple property environments.
View the operations caseHow I work
A good automation should make the operation more resilient, not simply move data around faster.
Where does work wait for a meeting, a login, a reminder, a spreadsheet update, or one specific person?
Clarify ownership, stages, handoffs, follow-up, exceptions, and what should happen when the normal path fails.
CRM, integrations, workflows, dashboards, QA checks, documentation, and human escalation where judgment still matters.
Client feedback
A former New Zealand client reached out months after I had left and asked whether I would consider coming back. What stood out in her message was not a specific tool or task. It was that I understood quickly, communicated well, and thought ahead about improving the process.
I explained things to you once and you got it. And you were thinking ahead to improve the processes, which was amazing.
Sherry B. · Former Operations Client · New Zealand
About Karen
I started in customer service, moved into remote operations and property management, and then went deeper into CRM systems, automation, integrations, dashboards, and AI-assisted workflows. That combination matters because I do not look at a workflow as a collection of triggers. I look at the people and process it has to support.