Multi-step business processes executed across networked ERP environments. Order entry, approvals, inventory transactions and departmental handoffs run on schedule, with every action logged and auditable.
Direct interaction with Hexagon EAM at the HTTP layer, independent of the user interface. Work orders, asset records and parts inventory are created and updated in bulk under managed sessions, with every response verified.
VBScript automation on the SAP GUI Scripting API. Transactions execute end to end, from data entry through validation and report extraction, at a volume and consistency that manual T-code work cannot sustain.
Claims processing across payer portals, clearinghouses and practice-management systems that share no common interface. Each claim moves from eligibility verification through payment posting without manual re-keying, which reduces denials, data-entry errors and days in A/R.
Data-collection clients engineered to present as ordinary browser traffic. Device fingerprints, header order, TLS signatures and request timing remain internally consistent, so collection stays reliable on sites with active bot detection.
Headless browser sessions that sign in, traverse multi-step forms and extract structured data from portals that expose no API. Output arrives as clean, typed records ready for downstream systems.
Document the current process: every screen, field, exception and handoff.
Define inputs, outputs, failure modes and acceptance criteria.
Target the most stable interface available: API, HTTP layer or GUI scripting.
Run in parallel with the manual process until outputs match.
Schedule, log and monitor. Failures raise alerts instead of passing silently.
Adapt as upstream systems change. Hand off with full documentation.
Freelance automation developer. My work sits between the systems a business depends on and the repetitive labor performed inside them.
Typical input: a manual process, an undocumented endpoint or an authenticated portal. Typical output: a monitored, repeatable workflow that someone else can maintain.