Letacio M.

I automate repetitive work between systems, websites and desktop applications. Is your team doing things like this? - using systems that should talk to each other but don’t - copying data between websites, systems or spreadsheets - filling forms manually - processing emails one by one - downloading files and moving them between systems - updating spreadsheets every day - logging into systems just to move information around or generate reports If the answer is yes, I can automate these processes so your team stops wasting time on repetitive work. Typical automation systems I build include: - integrations between websites, APIs and databases - automatic form filling using spreadsheets or databases as data sources - email processing systems that read, classify and respond automatically - desktop automation for Windows applications, Excel and legacy systems - automated data extraction and synchronization between platforms - scheduled cloud automations that run without your computer being on How does this usually work? There are two main ways to automate processes. The first is **simulating human actions** — clicking, typing and navigating software exactly as a person would. The second is **communicating directly with systems** through APIs or system-level automation. I combine these two approaches depending on the problem. This allows me to automate not only modern websites (browser automation), but also legacy systems such as ERPs, internal tools, Excel workflows and virtually any desktop application. This makes solutions: - faster - more reliable - cheaper to maintain How projects usually start: The simplest way is for you to **record a short video showing the task being performed.** From there I analyze the workflow and propose the best way to automate it. If you prefer, we can also schedule a quick call where you walk me through the process live. This avoids long technical documents or complicated preparation — just show the workflow and we start from there. Technologies I commonly use: Python - Django - FastAPI - SQL AutoHotkey - Make (Integromat) - Zapier Airtable - Typeform - API integrations Examples of systems I’ve built: - mobile automation that reads screen and reacts in <40 ms - automation that reads Excel files and fills web forms automatically - systems that move data between websites automatically - Gmail direct-access desktop client that archives email links into Google Docs, updates labels, and can log in as multiple users without opening the browser - cloud automations running on schedule without human intervention - email parsing systems that extract and process data automatically - Jira API automation for task creation, reporting and workflow management - voice commands that control computer operations - poker software that scans available tables and opens them automatically based on player count, stack sizes and game modes I also have a background in Quality Engineering, which means the systems I build are robust and thoroughly tested. One insight that surprises many companies: For every process that is clearly identified as a candidate for automation, there are usually **several other hidden workflows quietly wasting time and money** in daily operations. Once the first automation is built, these opportunities tend to become much easier to spot. If you already identified **one task worth automating**, chances are there are many more. Send me a message and show me the process — I’ll help you automate it and uncover the next opportunities to save time and reduce manual work.