I will connect chatgpt or claude into your business tools and workflows

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FlowDashCo

About this gig

Most "AI for business" ends at someone pasting into ChatGPT. The value is in wiring it into the thing your team already uses, so it happens without anyone remembering to do it.


What I build:

AI steps inside your existing workflows: summarise, classify, extract, draft, route

Assistants that answer from YOUR documents, not the open internet: quotes, specs, policies, past jobs

Systems that act on the answer: draft the reply, fill the record, flag the exception for a human


What makes these hold up:

Every prompt is tested against 10+ of your real examples before delivery, not written blind

Guardrails so it says "I don't know" rather than inventing an answer, which is the failure that destroys trust in these systems

Answers cite which of your documents they came from, so someone can check

You keep the API account, so you see the real running cost and are never locked to me


How it works:

First, tell me the task and what a good answer looks like

Then send 10 real examples. The messy ones are the useful ones

I build, test against those examples, and show you where it fails as well as where it works


I'll tell you before you order if AI is the wrong tool for your problem.

Get to know FlowDashCo

FlowDashCo

Dashboards, Python automation and AI, built around how you actually work

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceJul 2026
  • Languages

    English
I build the systems that take repetitive admin off your desk. Spreadsheets are where most of my shipped work lives: KPI dashboards, client trackers and sales pipelines in Google Sheets and Excel, on live formulas, styled well enough to show a client. From there I automate: Python that cleans, merges, scrapes and reports on a schedule; AI wired into the tools you already use, answering from your own documents; the same structures in Notion when people need different views of one thing. I agree what goes in and comes out before building, and build things to fail loudly, not quietly.