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Your business runs on a spreadsheet only one person understands.

I turn it into a small app anyone on your team can run. Drop in the file, check the total, done.

Collin Hammock · I reply within two business days.

AgentPoliciesPremiumRateCommissionNotes
M. Ganley5$8,836.680.121060.4
F. Failhilley612,84412%#VALUE!ask Deb
K. Polthailey5$10,312.610.1151185.95
R. Zaixdain11$27,680.700.12#REF!old rate?
R. Dackquairwi 5$14,047.46.101405
K. Pack?see tab 310.12#N/Asee tab 31
Subtotal32$60,877.45#VALUE!off by ~$400?
Q3 clawback-250ask Deb
Bonus pool?1,500pending
TOTAL#VALUE!DO NOT DELETE

Sound familiar?

Check any that sound like your office.

What I build

  • Custom automations

    A repeated manual process becomes a small app

    Teams where one person's spreadsheet knowledge is the only thing holding a process together.

    3 to 6 weeks

  • Client-facing apps

    Tools your customers use directly

    Businesses whose customers deal with phone tag, email chains, or paper forms for something that should take a minute.

    3 to 6 weeks

  • Website shells

    A real website, fast, without custom-build rates

    Anyone who needs a professional site soon and doesn't need it invented from zero.

    1 to 2 weeks

Recent work

  • Real project

    Commission calculatorAn insurance company

    Before: About a week of spreadsheet work every pay cycle

    After: Drop in the CSV export, get every payout

  • Real project

    Daily vendor emailsAn insurance company

    Before: Data pulled and sent to vendors by hand

    After: Pulled and emailed automatically every day

  • Real project

    Agent reward wheelAn insurance company

    Before: Turning sales into rewards meant chasing everyone

    After: One summary email at 5 p.m.

How a project runs

StepWhoWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6
1. Discovery callYou and meWeek 1
2. Scope and planMeWeek 2
3. Build and check-insMe, with your feedbackWeek 2 to 5
4. Launch and handoffYou and meWeek 6

A typical custom tool, start to finish. Website shells take one to two weeks. Most of the calendar is us trading feedback, not me building.

A note from Collin

Collin Hammock:

There's a gap between problems too small for a big development agency to care about and too complex for a spreadsheet to keep handling. That gap is where I work.

Outside client work, I spend a lot of my free time automating whatever process is bugging me that week. By efficiency I don't mean squeezing out every second.

More about me

Tell me what you’re doing by hand. I’ll tell you if I can build it.

I reply within two business days. Free call, and if I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so.

Cog Softwares LLC

Remote, working with businesses anywhere

info@cogsoftwares.com

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