Small-business automation
Reconciliation, payroll, supplier invoices and stock alerts that run on their own and tell you what needs attention.
I own a building-supply business with 7 stores in Central Java, Indonesia. Every tool on this page started as something my own stores needed: checking the day’s cash, paying staff correctly, typing in supplier invoices, and knowing what to reorder.
Now I build the same for other small businesses, in the Google account you already use.
Each one runs in your browser with example data from fictional stores. Tap a demo, change a number in its tables, and watch the checks react. The same logic runs in Google Sheets with Apps Script.
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Matches each store’s daily cash to the bank deposits and emails the owner every night about short, missing or double deposits.
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Weekly overtime, salaries and tiered commission, with misspelt names, duplicate shifts and missed clock-outs caught before payroll is submitted.
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Supplier invoices from Gmail typed into a sheet line by line, with every line and total checked and invoices sent twice flagged before you pay.
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What runs out before the next delivery, purchase orders for each supplier, and how yesterday went, in your inbox or Slack at 7 am.
Open the demo →Share a copy of the sheet or a few sample files, and say what should happen on its own.
Within a day you get a short plan and a fixed price.
You try it with sample data and ask for changes before it goes live.
It is connected to your real sheet, tested again, and handed over with a guide.
Tools I built for my business and use every day.
Employees check in from their phones; monthly reports are backed up to Google Drive automatically.
A Telegram bot compares each day’s cash deposit with the point-of-sale figures.
A cashier app with several branches, returns and staff permissions, now offered to other shops.