Get your time back.
Stop entering the same information three times. Connect intake, invoicing, reminders, scheduling, and reporting around how your business actually runs.
LESS RETYPING. LESS CHASING.FREEPORT, NY · BUILT FOR SMALL BUSINESS
The paperwork. The disconnected systems. The vendor quote nobody can explain. I help you fix the work that keeps you at work.
Automation & generative intelligence. Operator experience.
01 / THE WORK
Start with the tools you already pay for.
Fix the process. Then automate it.
Stop entering the same information three times. Connect intake, invoicing, reminders, scheduling, and reporting around how your business actually runs.
LESS RETYPING. LESS CHASING.Put recurring deadlines, procedures, and employee access in one clear system. Know where the records are and who owns the next step.
CALENDARS. CHECKLISTS. A PAPER TRAIL.I read the IT and software quotes, question the line items, and join the vendor calls. You get a technical representative who can explain the tradeoffs.
CLEAR QUOTES. INFORMED DECISIONS.02 / PUT A NUMBER ON IT
Small jobs add up. Use your own numbers to see the annual value of time tied up in repetitive work.
Pay plus employer costs. Use one blended team rate.
YOUR ANNUAL ADMIN TIME, IN DOLLARS
of labor capacity tied up each year
This is an illustration, not a savings promise. Recovered time is not necessarily cash saved. Feasibility, build fees, software costs, and ongoing support still need to be assessed.
03 / START WITH THE MAP
The OGI Chart is a paid operations and automation audit. Two weeks to map the recurring work, check the systems, and put the next moves in order.
You keep the findings whether or not we work together afterward.
Quick Chart · $1,500
Under 10 staff, one location, one system.
Complex Chart · $3,500
Multi-location, multi-entity, or compliance-heavy.
WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH
Recurring tasks, who does them, and what they cost.
Which improvements deserve your money first.
Missing records, unclear responsibilities, and access to review.
What you buy, what you use, and what needs questioning.
Documented assumptions, expected costs, and potential value.
I'm Chris Mills, CTO of OGI and founder of Jones Beach Brewing Company. I also work in IT and systems for a Long Island nonprofit.
My experience comes from running operations: compensation and scheduling, compliance calendars, inventory, vendor reviews, and the systems that hold it together. I know the difference between a good demo and something your team can use on Monday.
START WITH ONE THING
That's where the conversation starts.
Talk to ChrisTell me what you do, what keeps getting stuck, and the best way to reach you.
AllAroundMills@gmail.com