Invoices get retyped
A total moves from a message to a spreadsheet, then into accounting software. A correction starts the trip again.
Washington, DC · English / Español
Turn manual work into a process you can trust.
Andrucc helps small businesses find one stubborn process, decide what should change, and build a small, reversible fix—in English or Spanish.
The work behind the work
You know the process. Nobody owns the whole path.
The problem is rarely “technology.” It is the ordinary work that moves between inboxes, spreadsheets, paper notes, and someone’s memory.
New inquiries wait in an inbox
Contact details are copied by hand, the first reply depends on who notices, and follow-up lives in memory.
Reports are rebuilt from scattered files
Someone collects updates, reconciles versions, and formats the same summary whenever it is due.
Shift handoffs lose context
Open items sit across texts, notes, and verbal updates. The next person begins by reconstructing what happened.
You may have already tried the obvious fixes.
A part-timer inherited the copying. A new app added another place to check. A template worked until the process changed. The task moved, but the handoffs stayed unclear.
A quick fit check
Which of these is your week?
Then you probably do not need us yet. That is a real answer, and you just saved a call.
Bring this to the conversationStart with evidence
One process. A clear verdict before a build.
The Process Diagnostic traces the work as it actually happens. We document the inputs, decisions, tools, exceptions, and handoffs—then show you what is creating friction.
The first recommendation may be to simplify the process, automate one bounded step, or leave it alone. You do not need to buy an automation to get a useful answer.
Simplify itAutomate smallLeave it alone
The five-day diagnostic
See exactly what happens before you decide what to build.
This public walkthrough is our proof mechanism. No hidden “discovery phase,” no pretend certainty: you can see the work and the artifact before you book.
Choose the process
We define one start point, one end point, the people involved, and what “done” means. You share the files, screenshots, or forms that already drive the work.
Artifact: a signed-off process boundary and evidence checklist.Watch the real workflow
Andres walks through the process with the person who performs it, including exceptions, rework, approvals, and the unofficial steps that are not in a procedure.
Artifact: an evidence-backed current-state map.Locate friction and risk
We mark repeated entry, waiting points, unclear ownership, fragile handoffs, and places where an error could pass unnoticed.
Artifact: an annotated friction register.Test the smallest options
We compare a simpler procedure with a bounded automation using tools you already have. Each option states its limits, controls, dependencies, and rollback path.
Artifact: a short options memo with a recommended verdict.Deliver the decision package
You receive the map, findings, evidence, and next-step recommendation in a review conversation. The package stands on its own even if we do no further work together.
Artifact: one-screen visual, process map, findings, and verdict.Built, not theorized
Systems I have already built and put in front of real users.
None of these were exercises. Each one replaced something that was breaking: paper, a whiteboard, or a step that only lived in someone’s memory.
A shift-handoff pilot for a facilities team
Replaced a paper checklist with a three-minute form and a confirmation inside the existing shift-overlap window. No budget, tools the team already had, fully reversible, and the system of record left untouched. Approved by the operation’s supervisor.
An onboarding manual new coordinators actually use
Eleven sections and a twenty-eight-step checklist, written from how the work is really done rather than from the procedure document.
A communications board that retired the whiteboards
Eight categories, six views, and explicit rules for who may edit what — plus one hard rule: nothing is ever deleted, only archived.
A coordination console for automated systems
One screen to dispatch, monitor and audit the automated processes that run Andrucc itself, with a human approval step before anything is sent or spent.
Client and employer names are deliberately omitted. A full sample decision package is available to look at during the call.
Internal result—not a client result
We built the bilingual line we needed for ourselves.
Andrucc’s live business line answers in English, switches to Spanish on request, and captures five structured details from a call. It is an internal Andrucc system, not evidence of a client outcome.
Call it and verify it yourself(202) 831-7175
Say “Español” to switch languages. The line is answered by Andrucc’s voice agent.
- Live and answerable
- English and Spanish in one conversation
- Built and used inside Andrucc
A verifiable business, not just a landing page
The business behind the promise is real.
These are identity and communications controls—not testimonials. They let you verify who you are dealing with before any engagement begins.
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The person accountable
Andres Cortes, founder of Andrucc.
I map how the work actually moves through a small business — the handoffs, the re-typing, the steps nobody owns — and then I fix the smallest piece that will hold.
I have spent close to ten years inside small operations, starting with my family’s businesses, where I learned that most problems are not technology problems. Since then I have worked from inside other people’s operations — always close enough to the floor to see the gaps that never reach the people making the decisions. That is why I started Andrucc: the businesses I know best keep getting told to buy more software, when usually the fix is smaller, and usually nobody has looked.
I have built automations for a facilities work-management office, and I was improving processes long before AI was an option. At a large tech company’s offices in Washington, DC, I redesigned the Sunday service flow using nothing more than tracking lists and clear ownership — and it held through a full transition between two service companies, for more than three hundred people a day. In Colombia, in 2019, I rebuilt the workflows of a major retailer’s insurance arm with Excel and Microsoft 365 alone: Teams for coordination, large data volumes the team had been handling by hand, and a system to reach customers with personalized messages by WhatsApp and by phone. Today I do the same work with better tools — and with the judgment to say when AI is the right ally, when a plain automation is enough, and when the honest answer is a simpler procedure. Associate degree in administration. CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ certified. Native Spanish, fluent English.
What is included
A defined package at every rung.
Each engagement stays narrow. A later rung exists only when the earlier work supports it.
Process Diagnostic
- One bounded process
- Current-state process map
- Evidence and friction register
- One-screen visual and honest verdict
Small Automation
- One process recommended by the diagnostic
- Blueprint with controls and limits
- Build on tools you already use
- Test, handoff, and rollback plan
Monthly Monitoring
- Periodic verification
- Short monthly report
- Minor adjustments
- Available only after a build
What we do not sell
- Company-wide transformations
- Costly custom integrations
- Procurement-heavy projects
- Around-the-clock support
Reasonable questions
The risk should be visible before you say yes.
How do I know you will deliver?
The first engagement is one process over five business days, with named artifacts for each day and a final decision package. You can inspect the method above before booking, and the diagnostic remains useful without a later purchase.
What is the timeline?
The diagnostic takes five business days. A small automation, only when recommended, takes two to three weeks. Monitoring begins only after the automation is accepted.
What if I do not like the result?
You review the process boundary first, see the evidence as the map develops, and receive a reversible recommendation rather than an irreversible overhaul. The formal protection is the Five-Day Clarity Guarantee below.
Fit before scope
Useful for a specific kind of problem.
A clear “not for you” protects both sides. Andrucc is designed for small operations with one concrete process to examine.
This may be for you if
- You can name a recurring administrative process that keeps getting stuck.
- The work crosses inboxes, spreadsheets, forms, or handoffs.
- You want a narrow first step before approving a build.
- Your team works in English, Spanish, or both.
This is not for you if
- You want a company-wide technology transformation.
- You need a costly custom integration or a procurement project.
- You need around-the-clock support.
- You are not willing to show how the process actually works.
Investment
Start small. Move only when the evidence says to.
Scope and fee are set together after the discovery conversation. The diagnostic is deliberately the smallest possible first step: a limited, reversible decision before a larger build.
Process Diagnostic
Smallest first step
One process · five business days · map, evidence, one-screen visual, and verdict.
Small Automation
Scoped after discovery
One process · two to three weeks · only when the diagnostic recommends it.
Monthly Monitoring
Only after acceptance
Periodic checks, short report, and minor adjustments · only after an accepted automation.
The process keeps recurring whether or not anyone has measured it; the diagnostic creates the evidence needed to agree on an appropriate scope and fee without assuming an outcome.
The Five-Day Clarity Guarantee
One process. Five business days. A decision package you can inspect — or you do not pay for it.
If the complete decision package is not in your hands by the end of the fifth business day, you pay nothing. If it arrives on time and you tell us in writing within seven calendar days that it was not worth it, we refund the full fee and you keep the package. To invoke it you need to have joined the kickoff call, made the person who performs the process available for one walkthrough of up to ninety minutes, and sent the agreed files within two business days of our request.
FAQ
Before we talk.
Do I need to know which tool I want?
No. Start with the process, not a tool. The diagnostic may recommend a simpler procedure, a small automation using tools you already have, or no change.
Can we start directly with an automation?
No. Andrucc offers a build only after the diagnostic recommends one. That keeps the scope tied to evidence and gives every proposed build clear limits.
What do you need from my team?
Access to the person who performs the process, the forms or files that drive it, and an honest walkthrough including exceptions and rework. Sensitive access is scoped during the engagement.
Can the work be done in Spanish?
Yes. Discovery, working conversations, and deliverables can be handled in English or Spanish.
What happens if the answer is “do not automate”?
You still receive the map, findings, and reasoning. “Leave it alone” is a valid verdict when a build would add more complexity than it removes.
Will you replace all of our current systems?
No. The offer is deliberately limited to one process and favors tools you already use. Andrucc does not sell company-wide transformations.
How does monthly monitoring work?
It is available only after Andrucc builds a small automation. It includes periodic verification, a short report, and minor adjustments within the agreed scope.
Private suggestions
What did we miss?
If something on this page is unclear or absent, tell us privately. Nothing submitted here will be published.
Book a conversation
Bring the process that keeps coming back.
Tell us where the work gets stuck. We will use the conversation to decide whether a five-day diagnostic is the right next step.
Protected by the Five-Day Clarity Guarantee: delivered by day five or you pay nothing, refunded in full within seven days if it was not worth it, and you keep the package.