Angilau Automation

Copy. Paste. Chase. Repeat. Or build it once.

Reports rebuilt every Monday. Customers calling to ask where their order is. Your best people chasing updates.

I'm Amanaki Angilau. I build custom dashboards and apps that do that work for you, specialising in Claude.

Fwd: Fwd: RE: weekly numbers

Use this one, the other sheet had last week's tab.

On-time deliveries

orders_wk41_FINAL_v3.xlsx

Order	Site	Status	Value
4471	Riverside lot 3	Loaded	12,400
4472	Hwy 12 bridge	Curing	8,950
4473	Elm St school	Poured	6,300
4474	Depot ext.	late??	9,180
4475	Main St retail	Delivered	7,600
4476	Pump station	Sched.	3,780
Total			#REF!

Orders this week Live

6Orders

1Running late

$48,210Order value

Sample data

Call back Riverside re: 4471 ETA!!

Order 4471

Loaded and on the truck

Where the hours go. And where they come back.

The Monday report.

Someone exports numbers from every system, pastes them into one spreadsheet, repairs the formulas and emails it round. By the time it lands, the numbers have moved.

One dashboard that is already current.

I built a custom dashboard for a regional business doing fifty million dollars a year, so their numbers live in one place instead of one inbox.

$50Ma year in revenue, on one custom dashboard

"Where are we on every job?"

The CEO asks. Project managers stop what they are doing to find out, and the answer comes back as a phone call or a text thread.

The answer is already on screen.

I built a CEO dashboard for a construction company. Every job, its status and what is holding it up, in one view.

Elm St schoolOn track

Hwy 12 bridgeWaiting on steel

Depot extensionOn track

Illustration, sample data

"Where's my order?"

Customers call to ask. Someone checks the yard, calls back and writes it down. Then the next customer calls.

The update arrives before they ask.

An order-tracking app that follows every order and automatically notifies the customer as their product moves.

PouredOrder 4471
CuredQuality checked
LoadedCustomer notified automatically
DeliveredPending

Pick a chore. Drag it across the line.

Grab one and pull it right, or tab to it and press Enter.Drag the line on each card to the left.

The Monday report

Riverside	12,400
Hwy 12	8,950
Elm St	6,300
Total	=SUM(B2:

Revenue this week $27,650 Calculated on its own

While you were out

Riverside site called about order 4471. Wants an ETA. Please call back before noon.

Text to customer

Order 4471 is loaded and on the truck. ETA 2:40 pm.

Sent automatically

Order 4477, typed in again

Order form → accounting → dispatch. Check the quantities match.

Order 4477, entered once

AccountingDispatchCustomer

Synced everywhere

Sample data

Off-the-shelf software. Software built around how you work.

You bend your process to fit the tool, and the bottleneck usually stays exactly where it was.

Spreadsheets emailed around
Status updates by phone
The same data typed twice

I start with the bottleneck that costs you the most and build the software around the way your team already works.

Find it.: We walk through the process together and pick the one bottleneck worth fixing first.
Build it.: You see a working version early and shape it with your team.
Hand it over.: It runs in your business, and your people know how to use it.

Speciality: Claude
Also builds with: Codex
Builds: Dashboards, internal apps, automatic notifications
Clients include: Capital Precast

Still doing it by hand?

Amanaki Angilau, founder of Angilau Automation, smiling, outdoors — **Amanaki Angilau**Founder, Angilau Automation

Let's find your bottleneck.

Tell me where the hours go. I will tell you plainly whether software fixes it, and what it would take.

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