SERVICES

What I install.

Every system I build lands in one of three lanes. All of it runs on your existing tools where possible, and every install starts with the same thirty-minute audit. And for firms that want the skill in-house, I teach it.

Most of what I install runs inside architecture and engineering firms, general contractors, and EPC teams: work that moves through review and approval every week. I install it in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and the Dallas and Fort Worth metroplex.

WORKFLOW AUTOMATION

Workflow automation

The repetitive hand-work between steps: intake, routing, reminders, document flow. I map the workflow, automate the parts that don't need a human, and make the parts that do impossible to drop.

WHAT IT REPLACES

The hand-carried step. Intake typed twice, reminders that live on sticky notes, documents that wait in an inbox for a nudge that may not come.

WHAT I INSTALL

Routing that moves work to the right person with context attached, reminder cadences that do not forget, and document flow that chases itself instead of waiting on a human memory.

WHAT IT RUNS ON

Your existing tools where possible. The automation sits between them and does the carrying.

The follow-up automation page

OPERATIONS & SYSTEMS

Operations & systems

One screen that tells you where every job stands without asking anyone. Handoffs visible, status current, problems surfaced while they're still cheap.

WHAT IT REPLACES

The Monday status meeting, the walking-the-hall check-in, and the month-end weekend where a controller reconciles three systems by hand.

WHAT I INSTALL

One screen with every job's stage, owner, and stall points, plus the cross-project roll-ups your PM platform does not give you natively.

WHAT IT RUNS ON

Procore, Deltek, your accounting system, your spreadsheets. It reads what you already have and reconciles it.

The operations visibility page

CUSTOMER & SALES

Customer & sales

Lead response and follow-up with no gaps. The system answers fast, reminds on cadence, and books the appointment. Your people do the closing.

WHAT IT REPLACES

The Thursday reply to Tuesday's inquiry, and the proposal that nobody said no to and nobody chased.

WHAT I INSTALL

Response in minutes, routing with context, booking without the four-email dance.

WHAT IT RUNS ON

Your inbox, your calendar, your CRM if you have one.

The lead response automation page

Training

One day on your workflows. Your team leaves with working automations they built themselves.

The Field School

Common questions

I install AI automation inside the workflows of professional firms: intake, drafting, approval routing, and status. I learn how your firm runs, then build the system that keeps work moving.

No. I build around what you already use: project management, email, spreadsheets, industry software. If a swap makes sense I will say so, but I will not push it.

Professional firms, most of them in architecture, engineering, and construction: A/E firms, general contractors, EPC teams, and professional-services teams that move documents through review and approval every week.

Your people. The system drafts and routes; nothing is issued without sign-off from the owner you designate. Checkpoints can be tightened or loosened anytime.

Three phases, same order every time. Diagnose: a thirty-minute audit of your worst workflow, where we map where the days actually go. Install: I build the system around the work you already do, on your existing tools where possible. Operate: I stay on it, tune the cadence, and show you what it is doing in numbers you can read in a minute.

Simple automations can be live in days; most firms see turnaround changes within the first few weeks, visible in the status board, not a slide deck.

Call +1 (572) 522-8082 or email info@rls-solutions.com. Or use any button on this page to book the audit.

Mon-Fri: 08:00 - 21:00 CST. Weekends: 09:00 - 18:00 CST.

Yes, when it supports the system: intake forms, workflow triggers, client portals, backend connections. Before automation I shipped eighteen sites and apps for clients, and that muscle did not go anywhere.

That's the audit. Bring the workflow that feels slowest. We'll find where the days go and what to automate first.

Give me your worst workflow.

Not sure which lane your mess is in? That's what the thirty minutes is for.

Book the audit