The phone decides your day
01Every ring stops what you are doing. Miss the call, lose the customer. Answer it, lose an hour. Both cost real money.
IT systems consulting and automation for growing businesses
I help trades, service teams and firms in Mittelfranken turn messy customer intake into a clean digital front desk and connect it to the processes behind it. That means less manual retyping, fewer interruptions and more time for the work that actually matters.
In the first call we look at where inquiries, callbacks and manual handovers are costing time today. Then it becomes clear whether a sharper intake flow is enough or whether the back-office process should be automated as well.
Sound familiar?
These are the recurring operational problems I see most often before a project even starts.
Every ring stops what you are doing. Miss the call, lose the customer. Answer it, lose an hour. Both cost real money.
Drive there, consult for free, write the quote — then find out the budget was never serious. That is a lost afternoon.
Offers, follow-ups and booking questions land exactly when the workday should be over. Your evenings belong to paperwork.
Slow load times, bad mobile experience, constant plugin updates. Instead of bringing customers in, it creates more work.
One system from first contact to handover
A modern website alone does not help if the office still has to clean up the same data manually afterwards. The front of the process and the back of the process have to work together.
System pillar
It catches incoming requests before another call interrupts the team. Customers are guided, questions are pre-sorted and incomplete requests are filtered early.
System pillar
It closes the gap behind the form. Clean data moves into the systems you already use, so the office is not typing the same information three times.
Practical showcase
For a local business we automated the order flow end to end. Voice messages are transcribed, structured and handed to the team as a ready-to-use ticket.
The video is intentionally anonymised. The point is to make the workflow visible, not to expose customer data.
Selected industry scenarios
Each page shows how a digital front desk and the process behind it work together in a specific operational context.
Industry scenario
Prioritise storm damage correctly and filter the profitable renovation jobs early.
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Get through tyre-change season without phone jams and lift scheduling chaos.
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Handle client onboarding and document chasing digitally and in a DATEV-friendly way.
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Separate real emergencies from minor issues and protect the team from avoidable night calls.
Open scenarioFunding can make the project significantly lighter
If the project fits the Digitalbonus Bayern criteria, part of the investment can be subsidised. I do not promise funding where it clearly does not fit, but I do help you sort the project idea and the first plausibility check.
50 %
maximum funding rate
7.500 €
standard grant
30.000 €
plus grant
Important: purely standard websites, standard online shops and pure marketing measures are generally not eligible according to the funding authority.
Typical fit
Good basis
Digital front desks, structured intake, process handover and clear automation depth.
Usually not enough
A simple brochure site without operational effect behind it.
What I do
I help sort the idea, the likely project type and the first funding plausibility before time is wasted.
Next step
In 20 minutes we can look at where requests, callbacks and manual handovers are costing time today and whether a digital front desk, back-office automation or both would make sense.
Directly in the calendar or via short message below.
Direct contact
If you already know the problem, book a slot directly. If not, send a short note and I will tell you honestly what sounds worth solving.
Direct booking
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Or send a quick message
Three fields, one optional note. Enough for a first useful response.