Untangle the systems your business runs on.
Data pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and AI tools that make your systems agree.
Diagram. Today: a storefront, vendor feeds, a warehouse, spreadsheets, and accounting are each wired by hand to the reports and tools that depend on them. Untangled: all five feed one platform with three layers, infrastructure, data, and AI, which produces an assistant anyone can ask, demand forecasts, one stock number, and a storefront that stays in sync.
Three layers. One stack.
Each layer has working demos, small versions of things built for clients.
See what it is worth.
Put your own numbers on one manual process and see when automating it pays for itself.
Run your numbers- Keep doing it by hand
- Automate it
View as a table
| When | Saved so far |
|---|---|
| Month 6 | Not paid back yet |
| Year 1 | Level 1 of 5 |
| Year 1, month 6 | Level 2 of 5 |
| Year 2 | Level 2 of 5 |
| Year 2, month 6 | Level 2 of 5 |
| Year 3 | Level 3 of 5 |
Example: 3 people spending 6 hours a week each on one process.
Recent builds
5 of 5 builds
InfrastructureData
Warehouse inventory app
Replaced the spreadsheet. Barcode scanning, stock moves, and two-way storefront sync.
Next.js, Postgres, Vercel
Data
Vendor-to-storefront pipeline
Supplier feeds land overnight. Availability is correct online before the first order.
Databricks, Python
AIData
Inventory assistant
Staff ask ChatGPT what is in stock and get the answer from the system of record.
MCP, TypeScript
AIData
Demand forecasting
Every product shows where stock is heading, not only where it is.
Databricks, Python
Infrastructure
Legacy store archive
Years of product media moved to shared storage without touching production.
Python, SFTP
How it runs
Map
A one-page map of your systems and what to fix first.
Prove
One thin slice in production, doing real work.
Extend
Build outward. Every piece is tested before it touches live data.
Hand over
Your accounts, your repositories, documented to run without me.
You work with the person who builds it.
Kerber Systems is Jacob Kerber. I design and build everything here myself, and nothing gets handed to a delivery team after the first call.
Book an intro call.
Pick a time that suits you. Thirty minutes, and no preparation needed.
- Pick a time
- 30-minute call
- Written plan
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