Available · 2 projects · Q4 2026Independent practice · Montreal

AI, automation and custom systems for Quebec SMBs

Your operations shouldn’t live in 12 different apps.

I turn manual tracking, spreadsheets, email threads and ill-fitting software into one simple operations system: information in one place, and part of the work done for you.

Gabriel Nadon, independent consultant in Montreal. You talk to the person who builds it, and you get an answer within 24 hours.

Your system, this morning8:02 AM
  • Price lists from 3 suppliers imported1,284 prices compared, 37 gaps flaggedDone
  • Invoice #4821 read and enteredMatched to its purchase orderDone
  • Late delivery detectedSupplier chased, job site notifiedDone
  • Quote drafted from the standard templateWaiting for your OK before it goes outTo approve
3 tasks done with no re-keying1 decision for you
Illustration: a typical morning, once the system is in place.

Your information is everywhere. Except in one place.

  • Some of the information lives in spreadsheets. The rest, in email.
  • Employees text each other just to get work unblocked.
  • Accounting runs in one app, projects in another — and the two don’t talk.
  • Someone is constantly gluing the pieces back together: searching, re-keying, chasing, checking.

What it costs youDouble data entry, information nobody can find, forgotten follow-ups, errors, decisions made too late — and money left on the table.

How I work

Three steps, in this order. Nothing gets built until we understand where the work is being lost.

  1. Week 1

    Operations review

    We look at how your business really runs — and find where time, information or money is being lost.

  2. Next

    Operations system

    We centralize your most expensive process around the way you work. Not the other way around.

  3. After that

    Smart automation

    Once the data and the process are reliable, the system starts doing part of the work.

When artificial intelligence speeds up a step, it works on structured data, with guardrails and human approval. It’s a mechanism, not the product.

Software gives you screens. A system does part of the work.

The system prepares, flags and follows up. Your people stay in control and make the calls.

  • Gatherinformation scattered across your systems
  • Preparedocuments from the data you already have
  • Detecta missing follow-up or action
  • Chasethe right person at the right time
  • Compareplanned versus actual, and flag the gaps
  • Searchacross every document in a project
  • Convertemails, PDFs and messages into usable data
  • Proposethe next action, approved by a person

What I put in place, depending on where the work is lost.

Your tools stay in place. The system replaces what no longer works and connects to what already does, depending on the access available.

  • ERP
  • QuickBooks
  • Procore
  • Outlook
  • Excel
  • Files and exports
  • API

Case study: independent grocery store, Quebec

$56,000a year, recovered from a single manual task.

Read the full case
  1. The problem

    Re-typing thousands of prices, every week

    The team keyed their suppliers’ prices into the point-of-sale system by hand: the equivalent of a part-time job, not counting typing errors or the margin lost by ordering without comparing.

  2. The system

    The machine copies, the team approves

    It imports every supplier’s price list, compares prices product by product and prepares the update — connected to the existing point-of-sale system, without stopping operations.

  3. The result

    Time recovered, margin as a bonus

    Manual entry is gone, and the business now buys at the best price on every order.

12 h+
recovered every week, on average
20+
SMBs supported in Quebec
37,000
prices compared every cycle, with no manual effort
30 min
for a first review of your operations
Portrait of Gabriel Nadon, consultant

I don’t sell technology. I solve business problems.

Every project starts with how your operations really run — where time is lost, where information gets stuck, where money leaks out without anyone noticing — and ends with a system that does part of the work. No middlemen, no jargon, no surprises.

  • Understand before building. We map your real operations and tools before proposing anything.
  • One point of contact. You talk to the person who analyzes your operations and builds the system.
  • Visible progress. The system is delivered in steps: you see each piece working before we go further.

Gabriel NadonConsultant, operations systems

Who it’s for

Businesses whose operations have outgrown spreadsheets, email and disconnected tools.

  • Construction
  • Industrial
  • Manufacturing
  • Distribution and logistics
  • Field operations

Show me how you work.

In 30 minutes, we look at your current process and pinpoint where a system could genuinely remove work or recover value — whether or not we end up working together.

  • Free, no commitment
  • Reply within 24 hours
  • Directly with Gabriel, not a salesperson

Reply within 24 hours. Or book 20 minutes directly.