Case Studies
A closer look at how I approach real automation and integration work — not just the outcome, but the actual problem and solution.
A new short-let property needed to go live across four platforms at once — Lodgify, Airbnb, Booking.com, and PriceLabs — with consistent pricing, fees, house rules, and guest communication. Doing this manually across four separate dashboards risked inconsistent pricing and missed guest messages.
Set up the property from scratch across all four platforms: synced pricing and fees through PriceLabs, configured automated guest messaging and house rules, built a parking registration workflow, and mapped amenities consistently everywhere a guest might see them.
An online store needed customer and order data flowing from WooCommerce into Customer.io to power automated email sequences — without manual exports or spreadsheet imports every time a new order came in.
Built a direct integration syncing customer profiles and order events from WooCommerce into Customer.io in real time, so triggered email campaigns fire automatically based on actual purchase behavior instead of manual list uploads.
A language-learning app built on Base44 (a no-code AI app platform) needed to move to independent, self-hosted infrastructure — but the client had no clear inventory of what the app actually depended on: which data tables, AI features, file storage, and server-side logic would need to be replicated.
Exported the complete project and delivered a written inventory of everything it used — data tables, content, AI features, file storage, and server-side logic — the exact map of what needed to move. Then set up the server and backend independently, replicating the platform's functionality without the original no-code dependency.
A business wanted to handle customer conversations on WhatsApp without a person manually replying to every message — and needed a way to re-engage customers who went quiet mid-conversation, rather than losing them silently.
Built a WhatsApp Business API chatbot handling the core conversation flow, plus a separate automated follow-up sequence that re-engages customers who stop responding — turning a one-shot chatbot into something that actively works to bring conversations back to life.
A Shopify store needed its installed apps checked and correctly configured, plus a specific storefront feature — a "notify me when back in stock" button — that only worked at the product level, not per variant, meaning customers couldn't be notified about the specific size or color they actually wanted.
Verified and corrected the store's Shopify app settings first, then rebuilt the back-in-stock notification button to work per variant — so a customer waiting on one specific size gets notified for that size, not every variant of the product.