Business process automation · Workflow · Reporting
AI Automation Engineer in the Philippines
Les John Paul Oliver · Urdaneta City, Pangasinan, Philippines · Remote worldwide
If your team copies numbers between systems, rebuilds the same report every month, or types invoices by hand, that work can run itself. I build automations that read straight from your databases, generate the documents, and send them out, with an audit trail and no transcription errors.
Two that are in production today: a regulated tax compliance report that took two weeks now finishes in under 5 minutes, and a ~50-invoice wholesale power settlement batch that took a full workday now runs in under 30 seconds.
Where automation pays off first
- Recurring reports and compliance filings built from a database.
- Invoicing, statements, and document generation in batches.
- Partner files that arrive by FTP, SFTP, or email and have to be loaded every day.
- Approval queues where AI can pre-check and explain, and a person signs off.
AI only where it earns its place
Most automation is deterministic code, and it should be. I add an LLM where judgment or language is the bottleneck, such as reading a free-text description, flagging an odd case, or explaining why a record failed, and keep a human in the loop where money changes.
Proof: work I shipped
Tax Compliance Automation
In productionRegulatory tax compliance reporting that took the compliance team two weeks is now a two-click run that finishes in under 5 minutes.
Read the case studyWholesale Power Invoice Automation
In productionAutomated PDF invoicing for the Philippine wholesale electricity spot market. A ~50-invoice settlement batch that took a full workday now runs in under 30 seconds.
Read the case studyPartner File Automation Platform
In productionA web-based ETL platform that ingests partner files from FTP/SFTP and email attachments into MS SQL Server on a schedule.
Read the case studyAI-Assisted Refund Automation
In productionAutomates a utility's daily refund and payment-correction approval queue across two legacy systems. Deterministic recipes decide, Claude explains the flagged cases, and a human confirms every action.
Read the case studyQuestions people ask
What business processes can be automated with AI?
Reporting, invoicing, document generation, data loading from partners, and review queues are the usual first wins. If a person follows the same steps every week, it's a candidate.
How much does automation cost?
Pricing depends on scope. Book a free 30-minute call and you get a straight answer on cost and timeline.
Do I need to replace my current systems?
No. The automations above run on top of existing SQL Server databases and legacy systems that stayed in place.
Sa Filipino
Anong proseso ng negosyo ang pwedeng i-automate?
Mga report, invoicing, paggawa ng dokumento, at pag-load ng data mula sa partners. Kung paulit-ulit ang hakbang linggo-linggo, pwede itong i-automate.
Kailangan bang palitan ang kasalukuyang system namin?
Hindi. Tumatakbo ang mga automation sa ibabaw ng database at system na gamit na ninyo.
Pricing depends on scope
Book a free 30-minute call. You get a straight answer on cost and timeline.
Book a free 30-minute call