About · Vision
Build it for ourselves first,
then build it for you
STREaMLiNE runs two arms that feed each other. We build and operate our own automations and software.
About · Vision
STREaMLiNE runs two arms that feed each other. We build and operate our own automations and software.
The Model
Arm 1
Software we build, run and own. Every one of them is a place to find out what actually breaks in production before a client pays to find out.
Arm 2
Custom automation, websites and consulting for small businesses carrying repetitive manual operations. The patterns come from the product work, already tested.
Map how work actually moves, cost each point of friction, rank by payback.
Build the pipeline against the tools you already use, edge cases included.
Watch it in production, then improve it. A system nobody measures decays.
Non-negotiables
These are the answers we already give when someone asks the inconvenient question. They are here so you can hold us to them.
We map the process, cost the friction, and rank the candidates by payback rather than by how interesting they are to build. You keep that ranking whether or not you build anything with us.
Rip-and-replace is the exception, not the default. We would rather connect the accounting system, the CRM and the inbox you already have than migrate everyone onto something new.
You know the number before anything is built. We do not bill by the hour for build work, because that prices our inefficiency into your invoice.
Code, configuration and data are yours, documented and runnable without us. Handover is part of delivery, not an upsell, and declining ongoing support does not break anything.
When a step cannot complete it raises an alert and stops, rather than writing bad data and carrying on. A quiet failure that corrupts records costs far more than a noisy one that pauses.
A model goes in when the task genuinely needs judgement over unstructured input. Plenty of what we build has no model in it at all, because a rule that always behaves the same way is easier to trust than one that usually does.
Arm 1
Rally-IQ, Kudos and ASYST, with what each one does and where it currently stands.
Arm 2
Three systems shipped into an accounting practice, and what changed for them afterwards.
Team
The engineer behind every automation, product and site the business has delivered.
Start with the audit. You get a ranked list of what to automate and what to leave alone, and the list is yours either way.