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Module library

The parts I build once and use again.

Every project leaves behind parts I can use again: sign-in, sign-off flows, change history, payroll. Your build starts further along because these already exist. Each one below names where it runs today.

Sign-in and access2

Audit and records2

Operations5

  1. Client sign-off flow

    Client work moves through fixed steps: draft, internal review, internal approval, client review, client approval. If the client asks for changes, it loops back. Nobody can skip a step or mark work approved by editing a field.

    Runs in Agency portal

  2. Credentials tracker with AI reminders

    Tracks licenses and certifications (NPI, state license, DEA, board cert, CAQH, UK GMC and more) and sorts them into 90, 60, 30 and 7 day expiry windows, plus already expired. AI drafts the reminders inside the patient-data guardrail, and a log stops any reminder going out twice.

    Runs in Healthcare ops platform

  3. Leave management that keeps balances right

    Annual, sick, unpaid, parental and bereavement leave. New joiners get a fair share of the year, managers approve or decline, and the balance changes in the same step as the approval, so the two never drift apart.

    Runs in Agency portal, Healthcare ops platform

  4. Daily check-in: office, home or field

    The first time someone opens the portal each day, it asks one question: office, home or field? It uses the team's own timezone, managers see everyone at a glance, and answering twice never counts twice.

    Runs in Agency portal, Healthcare ops platform

  5. Shared core package

    The reused parts live in one private, versioned package, not a folder someone copies. Sign-in and two-factor login are the main ones. When I fix something there, every build picks it up by moving to the new version.

    Runs in Agency portal, Internal operations HQ, This site

AI with guardrails2

Finance2

Bring me a real operations problem. I will show you the system running before you sign anything.

The Ops Leak Audit is the fixed-price first step: I count the hours your tools cost your team, then price the fix. Rather talk first? Book a 30-minute call. If it is not a fit, you still leave with notes you can use.

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