Understand the operation.
We map the people, requests, statuses, and decisions involved. Alex brings the perspective of running JunkPDX and the PNW Junk Removal network to that conversation.
Build a dashboard, portal, or internal tool for the part of your operation that needs its own system. Start with a specific task—reviewing requests, assigning work, or updating job records—and define the screens and access each person needs.
Discuss your projectFor a process that needs its own screens, records, or user roles. Bring the spreadsheet, request pipeline, or handoff that your current tools no longer handle well.
We map the people, requests, statuses, and decisions involved. Alex brings the perspective of running JunkPDX and the PNW Junk Removal network to that conversation.
We choose the screens, record types, statuses, and user roles needed for the first release. The proposal identifies what each role can view or change and separates later ideas from the work being quoted.
We review a representative task from start to finish, including permissions and error cases. Before the system goes into use, we agree who controls the accounts, how records can be exported, and who manages hosting, backups, and support.
Your proposal sets the deliverables, review rounds, timeline, ownership, and quote. Hosting, paid tools, and ongoing support are explained separately before work begins.
No. We can start with a focused part of your process and connect to existing tools where supported. The proposal defines the first version and how later additions would be scoped.
Describe who would use the system, the records they need, and one task they should be able to complete. Share an example of your current process using sample information.
Request a conversation See how a project worksI own JunkPDX and the PNW Junk Removal network. Running those businesses gives me a practical view of customer inquiries, estimates, scheduling, team handoffs, and follow-up. I bring that owner mindset to the systems and websites I build.
Where does the inquiry go?
Who owns the next step?
What does the customer need to know?
What helps the team get the work done?
Tell me how your business works