How to Automate a Trading Strategy: Lessons from a 20-Year Backtest
We automated a trader's stock-market strategy. This article tells the work the client does not see: what gets taken away from the first figure before anyone dares show it.
Read moreAutomation only pays off when it survives contact with real operations. The pages below cover the micro-processes we deploy for our clients, the checks that keep a person in the loop, and the numbers we measure once the process is live.
We automated a trader's stock-market strategy. This article tells the work the client does not see: what gets taken away from the first figure before anyone dares show it.
Read moreOur patient journey audits rested on durations reconstructed from memory. We built an application that follows our existing outline, times the visit as it happens and walks through its checklist before exporting the report.
Read moreA Telegram assistant that answers common questions automatically and hands over to a human smoothly as soon as a request goes beyond its scope.
Read moreGenerate standardized PDFs automatically from your business data: reliable documents, consistent templates and a full trace of every version.
Read moreAutomate bank reporting on top of your existing tools: transactions checked, reports generated, every step validated by a human and fully traceable.
Read moreConnect your business tools to Google Calendar: appointments synchronized automatically, no double entry, and you keep control of your schedule.
Read morePayback within one or two years, a worked example, payment conditioned on acceptance criteria, and code ownership: the second half of our pricing method.
Read morePrice ranges, an audit whose deliverable is yours to keep, and a jointly validated measurement of what your process really costs: the first half of our evaluation method.
Read moreGenerate a pre-op file, work out the follow-up dates, get an informed consent signed and archive it: the demo shows a document flow where a human steps in only once, at the entry.
Read moreHow a patient check-in kiosk for an ophthalmology practice goes beyond mere registration: it identifies the patient, infers the consultation type from the last follow-up, and automatically creates the worklist item in the patient record, with a mobile companion secured by physical presence, self-hosted and GDPR-friendly. A comparison with Phreesia, Clearwave, Qmatic and the patient kiosk market.
Read moreDiscover the transtorm.ai method for reliable business process automation: an audit of the real process, human validation on important decisions, complete anonymization of data sent to external resources, robust integrations, and continuous improvement.
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