EMERMEDIA
← Back to home
GROWINGContinuous partnership

One process after another. As a continuing partner.

The engagement doesn't end with the first process built: I operate it, tune it, and every quarter we decide together which process comes next. Without hiring a developer or building an in-house IT team.

QUOTE
Get a quote
DURATION
2-4 weeks per Sprint, ongoing retainer
TYPE
Continuous partnership
Who it's for
  • It's not one process but several — and you'd rather not contract for each one separately.
  • You're considering hiring a developer or IT person, but the lead time runs into months.
  • You want a partner who stays on to operate the system, not just deliver it.
What you get
  • An assessment of your processes: a process map, the saving in forints per process, and a prioritised roadmap of what to start with.
  • One point of contact for every decision and technical question: Robert Milos. For specialised areas (design, mobile, AI/ML) I bring in a subcontractor under written NDA.
  • A process optimisation layer before every Sprint: before building anything, we look at where the process can be shortened or made more efficient — we automate the streamlined version.
  • Build per Sprint: production-grade implementation with monitoring, logging and CI/CD.
  • Quarterly review: what works, what stalled, what the next process is.
  • Operations within the retainer: monitoring the processes built, fixing failures, and a monthly report on what ran.
Step

How I work

Step 1

Discovery call

30 minutes: where you stand, what's stuck, and whether this model fits you.

Step 2

Assessment

3-5 working days: interviews, a look at your systems, a process map, and the saving in forints for every recommendation.

Step 3

Roadmap

A prioritised order: which process comes first, which later, and which isn't worth doing at all.

Step 4

Build phase

2-4 weeks per Sprint: production-grade delivery with monitoring and CI/CD.

Step 5

Ongoing retainer

Operations, tuning, and a quarterly review of which process should come next.

Use case

Example tasks

Use case 01

End-to-end customer journey automation

Full pipeline from marketing to onboarding to retention, integrated across all systems.

Use case 02

Supplier and partner data in sync

Partner, supplier and product data kept consistent across systems, without manual re-entry.

Use case 03

Internal BI & ops dashboards

Real-time business intelligence with role-based access and custom reporting workflows.

Use case 04

Connecting the systems you already use

Linking your existing accounting, CRM and inventory systems over APIs, without vendor lock-in.

Use case 05

AI assistant deployment for ops teams

Internal AI tools wired into your data with role-based access and guardrails.

ROI

Expected ROI

Every new process goes through the same calculation as the first one: if there's no meaningful saving, I don't recommend building it.
Without hiring a developer: no recruiting, no ramp-up, and no idle time when there's nothing to build.
Frequently asked

Frequently asked

Q01How can one person handle a project this size?

I'm Robert Milos — a senior B2B operator and the single point of contact for all decisions, code reviews, and architect-level questions. For specialized competencies (front-end design, dedicated DevOps, AI/ML, mobile development) I bring in a vetted subcontractor network under written NDA. Everyone is EU-based; you always communicate with me directly.

Q02How is this different from a typical agency?

I don't sell hours — I sell a built, working process. Fixed scope, fixed fee, and the assessment shows you up front what you get and for how much.

Q03What happens if you're unavailable for a longer period?

A fair question with a one-person partner, so I build it not to depend on me. The source code, the infrastructure description and the operating guide are continuously on your side too — not in my head. The system can be operated and extended without me, either by your own team or by another provider.

Q04What if we want to bring this in-house later?

I hand off everything: source code, infrastructure-as-code, runbooks, training. I can also help recruit and onboard your in-house team during the transition.

Q05Do you require a long-term contract?

Sprint contract: fixed scope, fixed price. Retainer: 3-month minimum, then monthly cancellation. No 1-2 year lock-ins.

Is it more than one process?

Book a no-commitment 30-minute call. We'll look at what takes the most time right now, and I'll tell you whether this model fits — or whether you should start with a single process.

Book a no-commitment call