Workflow Automation
Move information and trigger actions across people and systems without repeated manual entry.
- Purchasing and approval workflows
- Customer onboarding and notifications
- Scheduled reports and exception alerts
Automation & Custom Software
Gamache Technology builds focused automations, WordPress plugins, internal tools, integrations, and custom applications for workflows that spreadsheets and disconnected systems can no longer manage reliably.
Move information and trigger actions across people and systems without repeated manual entry.
Process large product files predictably and surface records that need human review.
Keep ecommerce, accounting, inventory, vendor, and operational systems aligned.
Add business-specific functionality without forcing the entire workflow into a generic plugin.
Create purpose-built interfaces that make complex work easier for staff.
Use OCR and machine assistance where it adds speed, while preserving validation for consequential data.
Automation With Accountability
A hidden script that occasionally fails can be worse than a visible manual process. We design automations with clear inputs, ownership, validation, error handling, logs, and recovery steps. People remain in control where judgment or financial impact requires review.
What An Engagement Looks Like
We document the trigger, inputs, decisions, exceptions, handoffs, output, frequency, and cost of the current process.
Before building, we decide what can run automatically, what requires approval, what constitutes failure, and how the team will investigate exceptions.
A limited working version proves the logic with real data. We then expand coverage and integrate additional systems without hiding problems.
Logs, alerts, reconciliation, documentation, and ownership keep the automation dependable as files, APIs, products, and teams change.
Practical Outcomes
The best automation gives employees time back, makes exceptions easier to see, and creates a process that is more consistent and auditable than the manual version it replaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with work that is frequent, rules-based, time-consuming, error-prone, and supported by reasonably consistent data. High-risk judgment calls may still benefit from automation that prepares information for human approval.
Often, yes. Depending on the platform, safe options may include scheduled files, database access, email parsing, exports, or controlled browser workflows. We evaluate maintainability and risk before recommending an approach.
Yes, when a focused custom application is a better long-term fit than stacking multiple plugins or forcing the process into unrelated software.