Services

What I do, explained properly.

Three services. For each you'll find the typical situation where it's needed, what I deliver and the starting price. At the bottom there's also what I don't do, because that's just as useful to know beforehand.

01

Automation and AI that hold up to a check

When it's needed

There's a task someone does by hand every week: approving, copying from one system to another, assembling a report, checking deadlines. It works as long as that person is there, and as long as nobody asks how it was done. Then a customer audit comes, or you simply grow, and the method no longer holds.

What I do

  • I automate the workflow with Power Automate, Copilot, or a bit of Python code when the standard tools aren't enough.
  • Every step records by itself who approved it, when, and with which data. Where a person's judgement is needed, the workflow stops and waits.
  • If you work in a regulated environment, before putting AI into a process I read what the rules that apply to you allow, for example Annex 11 and Annex 22 for GMP.

What you're left with

A workflow that runs on its own, its activity log, and written documentation for whoever comes to check after me.

02

Dashboards people can trust

When it's needed

The numbers are there, but scattered: ERP, Excel sheets, the accountant, maybe a LIMS. Every month someone puts them together by hand, and when the owner or the customer asks "where does this come from?", somebody has to dig. It's not a charts problem: it's that nobody really trusts the report.

What I do

  • I connect Power BI directly to the sources you use, with no copy-paste and no versions flying around by email.
  • I build every indicator so that its origin can be traced. If a number changes, you can see why.
  • I don't touch the bookkeeping: that stays with your accountant. The dashboard reads their numbers, it doesn't replace them.

What you're left with

A dashboard that updates on its own, a map of where every number comes from, and someone who keeps it in order over time.

03

Testing and data review

Two different situations, same need: someone independent taking a look before it's too late. These are often the first job I do for a company, because they're quick to decide and show how I work.

Who does what

I tell you upfront, so there are no surprises.

1

Me

I build and document: workflows, dashboards, tests. The person you talk to at the start is the same one who delivers.

2

The validator

Writes and signs the validation documentation when the rules require it. I work with them, not in their place, and if you don't have one I'll introduce you to people I know.

3

The accountant

Keeps the books and closes the accounts. My dashboards read their numbers and make them readable, they don't replace them.

Who for

Who I work best with, and who I don't.

The typical case

An SME of 10 to 100 people around Lugano or Mendrisio that produces for bigger customers, often in pharma or medical devices, and gets audited by them. It has the problem, but nobody in-house to deal with it.

A good starting point

Professional firms and companies working on Microsoft 365 that have already started using Copilot or ChatGPT, without really knowing where the data goes.

I'm not the right person if

You need a website, a helpdesk for emergencies, or "a bit of AI" with no reason it should be done properly. I'll say so right away and point you to someone else.

The prices above are starting points, not a price list. After the call you get a written proposal with the figure, the timeline and what's included.

Not sure which of the three you need?

That's normal, working it out is my job. Book the call: in half an hour I'll tell you where it makes sense to start, or whether you need nothing at all.