Scoped IT engineering / Justin Tahai

PowerShell, workflow automation & integrations

Stop repeating work a tool can handle.

North Berwick, Maine · Remote and onsite work by arrangement.

The problem

Start with what needs to work.

A repetitive task or disconnected workflow can consume time even when each individual step seems small. A useful automation needs to fit the actual environment and make its failures understandable.

What the engagement can cover

PowerShell, Python, Bash and C#/.NET tooling for repetitive tasks and connected workflows. Requirements, implementation, testing, error handling and usable operating instructions belong in the same engagement.

The deliverable

A working automation or integration tested against its defined scope, with error handling and instructions your team can use.

From investigation to completion

Define. Implement. Verify.

  1. 01

    Describe the work

    Describe the current steps, systems involved and the result you want.

  2. 02

    Agree on the scope

    Define what the tool should do, what access it needs and how success will be checked.

  3. 03

    Verify the result

    Build and test the workflow, then document how to operate it and handle errors.

Relevant built engineering

TAHAI PSA connects dispatch, time and expense, billing, procurement and client-portal workflows. TAHAI Operational Intelligence links tickets, documentation, projects, assets and risk. These built products demonstrate connected workflow engineering.

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One-off resolution / Defined projects / Project completion

Describe the result you need.

Scope, deliverables, access requirements and pricing are agreed before work begins. Additional work is agreed separately. No managed-service contracts or recurring monitoring plans.

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