A form fills in. Someone sees it an hour later, copies the details into the CRM, guesses who should own it, and pings the rep in Slack. By then the buyer has already talked to someone else. I close that gap so the whole handoff finishes in seconds, every time, and tells you the moment something breaks.
Fixed price agreed before work starts. You keep the code, the workflows, and the login.
Three patterns show up in almost every small business I talk to.
One person moves data between four tools by hand every morning. The business runs on their memory, and it stops when they take a week off.
A Zap broke in March. You found out in June, when a client asked why they were never contacted. Nothing told anyone.
Per-task pricing rises with every lead you win, so growing costs more than it should for work a server can do for the price of coffee.
One number, agreed in writing before anything is built.
Best when you want proof this works
Pick the process that eats the most hours. It goes live, tested, with error handling.
Best when several processes touch each other
Your intake, routing, follow-up, and reporting run as one system on infrastructure you own.
Best when things are live and must stay live
I watch the runs, fix what breaks when a vendor changes an API, and make small changes as you grow.
One person, doing the build, answering your email.
I am Grace Ene. I spent about eight years in revenue operations and customer success at B2B software companies, which means I have lived on the receiving end of every broken handoff on this page. I have also been the person who kept a business running with a spreadsheet and a lot of manual patience.
Then I built and shipped Invest with Prudie, a financial education platform with payments, authentication, automated email, and production infrastructure. It runs. That combination is the whole pitch: I understand how a small revenue team actually works, and I can build the system myself, which is what most people in this space outsource.
I work with US small businesses, remotely, from Los Angeles. You get me for the whole project, from the first call to the handover.
Book a 20-minute callEach one ships with the architecture, the code, and a short walkthrough.
A submission gets enriched, scored against routing rules, written to the CRM, and announced to the owning rep. Failed steps enter a retry queue, and anything that still fails raises an alert with the payload attached.
This slot is reserved for the next system. New builds get published here as they ship.
Want your process documented publicly? That can be part of the engagement.
Short answers. Longer ones on the call.
Twenty minutes on video. Bring the process that eats the most manual time each week. You leave with a rough scope and a real number, whether or not you hire me.
Book a 20-minute callPrefer email? hello@prudie.dev