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.
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Ops
Operational work is repetitive, unglamorous and expensive when it stays manual. We move that back office onto processes that run on their own and only ask for a human when something is genuinely ambiguous. These pages cover the reporting, support and scheduling systems we run for clients.
Telegram Assistant
A Telegram assistant that answers common questions automatically and hands over to a human smoothly as soon as a request goes beyond its scope.
Read moreElectronic Signature
An e-signature workflow from generation to archiving: documents sent, signed and filed automatically, with reminders and full traceability.
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Generate standardized PDFs automatically from your business data: reliable documents, consistent templates and a full trace of every version.
Read moreBanking Control & Reporting
Automate bank reporting on top of your existing tools: transactions checked, reports generated, every step validated by a human and fully traceable.
Read moreAgenda Sync
Connect your business tools to Google Calendar: appointments synchronized automatically, no double entry, and you keep control of your schedule.
Read moreHow Much Does an Automation Cost? Part 2: Building the Price and Your Guarantees
Payback within one or two years, a worked example, payment conditioned on acceptance criteria, and code ownership: the second half of our pricing method.
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How Much Does an Automation Cost? Part 1: Evaluating Your Process
Price 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.
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