A booking platform across 12 locations
Signup, payment, waivers, reminders and certification delivery, mapped first and then built as one system, for CPR Syndicate.
- Next.js
- Supabase
- Stripe
- GoHighLevel
- n8n
We map how your business actually runs, find the step costing you the most, and build the system that runs it without you. Operations first. AI second.
Track record
Every system on this page was designed, built and shipped by Cercie Florano. No agency behind the curtain, nothing handed to a freelancer.
Engineering figures measured from the repositories on 3 November 2026. It re-measures itself every morning.
Signup, payment, waivers, reminders and certification delivery, mapped first and then built as one system, for CPR Syndicate.
Matches products from the catalogue, quotes pricing and delivery zones, hands hot leads to the team and stops the moment a person should take over. For a luxury event-furniture brand.
A rental site with a live booking calendar, and a partner network that matches inbound leads to owners by zip code. Built on the demand the business had been turning away.
Tenant isolation on every read and write, usage metering and token billing, bring-your-own-credential onboarding, deliverability controls, and a daily self-check that pages the moment anything crosses a tenant line.
Membership-gated access, live market data, pattern alerts and an AI query assistant, with the isolation review to go with it.
A product-research agent grounded in the company's own material, so routine questions stop interrupting whoever happens to know the answer.
The conversation flow mapped, shipped, then redrawn against what real callers did: tighter branches, earlier handoffs, fewer dead ends.
Dormant leads called, qualified and written back into the CRM with the outcome, so a person only picks up the warm ones.
Live market data on the page, application and opt-in forms wired straight into the client's CRM through their automation layer.
Watches price levels and posts to the community the moment one is hit, with a dashboard to manage the levels.
Agents hub, content engine, proof module, booking flow and scoreboard in one place, so the business runs the way it tells clients to run theirs.
Scrape, transcribe, generate, review, publish. Every caption passes a linter before a person ever reads it.
Systems drawn as navigable maps, so a team can see how work moves before anyone is allowed to change it.
A real-time fluid simulation, BPMN maps rendered live from the source files, and an entity graph built for search engines and AI assistants. Measured, not templated.
The framework
Four states. Most businesses are three of them at once.
The mapping
Real BPMN, not a slide. Every step, owner and handoff, so the bottleneck has a name before anything gets built.
Drag to move around a map. Where there are two versions, the arrows flip between the operation as we found it and the operation we rebuilt.
Version 1 documents the business as we found it — every inquiry, quote, and dispatch running through one person. Version 2 is the redesigned flow: AI first contact, qualification, booking, and delivery hand-offs wired as one system.
Client results
Clients stay unnamed by policy. What follows is the shape of the operation and the numbers it ran in production.
A multi-location operator
Twelve sites, every booking and every piece of paperwork done by hand, held together by one spreadsheet and one person checking it at night.
We mapped every step a customer takes first, across every location, then built the booking platform underneath it. Checkout, capacity, paperwork and reminders became one flow instead of four.
in production
Methodology
Pick any layer to watch it run. This is the shape of the system a client gets.
Client-facing
Internal ops
AI backbone
Client-facing
Every DM, WhatsApp and IG message answered in seconds, in your voice.
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Testimonial
She handled it within a few weeks and educated my team members as well. So she goes above and beyond her original scope of work.
Justin, owner, CPR Syndicate
Recorded by the client. Thirty-four seconds.
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We map how work moves today, on the call, and tell you straight whether AI pays here yet.
No pitch deck. Bring your numbers and one process that annoys you.
Pricing
What you get first is not a proposal. It is your whole operation mapped and back in your hands within 24 hours.
Start here
From $2,500
Audit back in 24 hours
We audit the whole business, show you where the leverage is, then build the two automations that buy back the most time.
Go wider
Quoted
After your audit
One automation becomes the operating layer. We build across every channel the business runs on and train your team to run it.
Full build
Quoted
After your audit
End to end, including custom software where nothing off the shelf fits. We build it, integrate it, and stay on until it runs on its own.
FAQ
Still unclear? Bring it to the discovery call. We answer it against your actual numbers.
Ask on a callYour operations map is back within 24 hours of the call. The first automation is live within two weeks of signing. We pick the one that buys back the most time, not the one that demos best.
Yes. Every account, login and workflow is created in your name. If we stopped working together tomorrow, nothing switches off and nothing is held hostage.
We would rather fix what you have than sell you another subscription. If the tool is fine and the process around it is broken, we rebuild the process.
No. We remove the work nobody should be doing, the copying, the chasing, the re-typing, so the same team handles more without the midnight messages.
We tell you. Plenty of bottlenecks are a missing rule or an unclear owner, not a model. Operations first, AI second. We mean it literally.
Ninety minutes of access to how things really run: your inbox rules, your calendar, and the one process that annoys you most. We do the mapping.
Founder-led service businesses doing real revenue but still running manually. Multi-location operators booking by hand, brands drowning in inbound messages, teams held together by group chats and spreadsheets. If the business runs on you and you want that to change, you are who we work with.
Most AI agencies install tools. We start with operations. Every process, handoff and bottleneck gets mapped before a single tool is recommended. AI is one thing we use, not the only thing. If the operation is broken, bolting AI on top just automates the mess faster.
The layer that runs the business, rather than another tool inside it. Most automation ends up as disconnected shortcuts: an automation here, a form there, a spreadsheet holding it together. An AI operating system is one mapped flow instead, where every lead, booking, follow-up and handoff moves through a system you can see, with AI doing the parts that do not need a person and stopping at the parts that do.
Yes, where an agent is genuinely the right answer. An agent handles a job end to end: it reads the inbound message, works out what it is, answers it, books the call and updates the CRM. That is a different thing from a chatbot answering questions off a list. The ones we have built qualify inbound across several channels, match against a real catalog, quote delivery, and hand the conversation to a human the moment it needs one.
GoHighLevel for CRM and automations, n8n for connecting things, Supabase for custom databases, Stripe for payments, and Claude or GPT for AI where it earns its place. We are not locked into one stack. We use what fits the operation.
No. We build everything and train your team to use it. You do not need to know what an API is. You need to know your business.