Link 5 of 6 · Run operations on their own

Your team spends hours on work a system should do.

Operations automation takes the repeat work off your people: screening applicants, entering orders, sending quotes, chasing invoices, updating customers. Built for how your company already runs.

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In plain words

Operations automation connects the tools you already use so repeat tasks happen on their own: hiring steps, order entry, quotes, invoices, customer updates. 2X Market builds it for growing companies in Los Angeles and Orange County, usually live in weeks, one workflow at a time. Without it, every new customer means more hours for your team.

What it fixesRepeat workHiring, orders, quotes, invoices, updates
Live inWeeks, not monthsSmall workflows first
Runs onYour toolsAccounts in your name, nothing hidden

Who this is for

Companies with 20 to 200 employees where the same five tasks eat the same five hours every day.
Distributors and manufacturers re-typing orders from email into their system.
Businesses that hire often and lose good applicants to slow replies.
Owners who are the bottleneck because every approval goes through them.
Not a fit: one-person businesses with no repeat tasks yet, or companies that want to replace their whole ERP. We connect, we don't replace.

What's included

01Workflow map: we watch how the task happens today and draw the new version.
02The build: connected to your email, forms, CRM, calendar, accounting or inventory tools.
03Checks and alerts so a person sees anything the system isn't sure about.
04Hiring automation: applicants screened, scored and booked into interviews.
05Order, quote and invoice flows: from inbox to system to customer without re-typing.
06Documentation and training so your team owns it.

How it works

Four steps, in order.

01Free review

We find the task that costs the most hours.

02Blueprint

The new workflow drawn out, and the price.

03Build and test

Connected, run with real data, fixed where it breaks.

04Live

Your team stops doing it by hand.

A real exampleHiring that runs itself.Applicants apply, get screened against the role, and are booked straight into an interview slot. Nobody reads résumés at midnight. Nobody touches a calendar.
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Where this fits

One of six links.

← Before · Link 4Win new customers
You are here · Link 5Run operations on their ownIf you're winning customers but your team can't keep up, this is the link.
After · Link 6 →See everything in one place

Questions owners ask

What tools do you work with?

The ones you have. Gmail or Outlook, your CRM, your calendar, QuickBooks, Shopify, spreadsheets, most inventory and order systems. If it has an export or an API, it can be connected.

Will it break if something changes?

Every flow has checks and sends an alert when it isn't sure. We fix what breaks as part of the monthly care.

Do I need to change how my team works?

A little. Usually the change is that they stop doing a thing, not that they learn a new one.

What does it cost?

A one-time build per workflow plus a small monthly fee for tools and care. Exact number after the free review.

How long does it take?

Small workflows go live in weeks. We start with the one that saves the most hours; bigger flows take what they need.

Who owns it?

You do. It runs on accounts in your name. If we part ways, it keeps working.

Is this the same as AI?

Some steps use AI, like reading an email or scoring an applicant. Most of it is plain automation: this happens, then that happens.

Not sure this is your weakest link? ↗

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