Work with Andrew

He still runs the firm. That's the whole pitch.

Most people selling automation advice have never had to live with what they shipped. Andrew does — every filing season, on real client work, under his own name. You don't have to run an accounting firm to use that.

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Someone who has shipped this, not someone who has read about it.

Most AI advice is a demo and a maybe. I run five automations inside my own firm on real client work, I've killed the ones that didn't earn their keep, and I test the rest in public every week. What you get is the honest map: what works now, what is still a toy, and the order to do it in.

Tell me what you're trying to automate See what's running in my firm

What you actually get

01A straight read on which of your processes is actually automatable
02What I've already tested, including what quietly got switched off
03Workflow first, tools second — the order most projects get wrong
04No vendor allegiance, because I am not reselling anyone's licences

Scope and price depend entirely on what you're trying to do, so it starts with a conversation rather than a package.

02Get in touch

One form, whatever it’s about.

Consulting, a stage, or sponsoring one of the rooms. Andrew reads these himself and replies personally — so say the useful thing rather than the polite one.

Or skip all this and come to a room.

Lake Effect · A few times a year · RCYC Island Clubhouse

Apply to join an upcoming event

He still runs the firm. That's the whole pitch.

Someone who has shipped this, not someone who has read about it.

A practitioner, not a keynote act.

Small rooms, and nobody works them selling to anyone.

One form, whatever it’s about.

Tell me what you're trying to automate.

Or skip all this and come to a room.