For small businesses with things to do.

Small business.
Thoughtful
technology.

A better website. A sensible cloud setup. Fewer things to enter twice.

I’m Alex. I build websites, work with Microsoft Azure, and connect the tools that keep your business moving. Based in Miami. Serving South Florida.

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FIELD NOTES / 01

Less retyping.
More connecting.

01 / INCOMINGA new orderPoint of sale
02 / THE CONNECTIONCheck. Map. Route.Automation + a review step
03 / RECORDAccounting
04 / INFORMYour team
Illustrative workflow, not a client project.
Actual connections depend on your tools and their APIs.

Make the tools fit the work.
Not the other way around.

Websites & hostingMicrosoft AzureBusiness automationExplore the practice

01 / The practice

Three ways to
put tech to work.

Focused help for the parts of your business that should work together.

01

Websites
& hosting.

A clear, useful home for your business online. Website development and hosting on Microsoft Azure, from a straightforward static site to a custom application.

Custom domains / SSL / Content delivery

↗
02

Azure
& the essentials.

Email, identity, file storage, backups, and virtual servers. Azure and Microsoft 365 services sized around what your business actually needs.

Entra & M365 / Storage / Cloud infrastructure

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03

Automation
& integration.

Connect the software you already use: point of sale, delivery, accounting, scheduling, and CRM. Start with the handoffs that create the most repetitive work.

Square / Delivery platforms / Business systems

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02 / Possibilities, not a portfolio

What could
connect?

Illustrative examples to start a conversation. These are not completed projects or guaranteed integrations. We’d first check platform access, permissions, and what needs a human review.

A / Restaurants & cafés

An order, without another spreadsheet.

Point of sale or delivery platform order review accounting record.

B / Salons & service businesses

A booking with a next step.

Scheduling tool customer record a follow-up task for your team.

C / Retail & local businesses

A website inquiry with somewhere to go.

Website inquiry review CRM or team notification.

03 / The approach

Understand first.
Then build.

A practical way to get from “this is frustrating” to a considered next step.

  1. 01

    Walk through the work.

    Talk through your business, the tools you use, and where things get stuck.

  2. 02

    Define the right scope.

    Identify the useful change, check constraints, and agree on what to build.

  3. 03

    Build, test, hand over.

    Check the setup against the agreed scope and walk through how to use it.

04 / The person behind the practice

Hi, I’m Alex.
Let’s keep it practical.

I run YEH IT out of Miami, bringing a corporate IT background to the everyday needs of small businesses.

Good technology starts with understanding the work. Whether you run a restaurant, barbershop, detailing business, salon, retail store, or local service business, the conversation starts with what you need — not a stack of software.

Talk directly with me

05 / Find a time

Let’s talk about
your business.

Choose a time for a consultation using my Microsoft Bookings calendar. Bring your website ideas, IT questions, or a process you’d like to simplify.

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06 / Start a conversation

What’s on
your list?

A new website? A cloud question? A process you’re tired of doing by hand? Tell me a little about it.

Miami-based. Working with small businesses across South Florida.