Prizm is a young, one-engineer studio — this isn't a track record of hundreds of clients per vertical. It's the pattern we watch for: businesses where a handful of workflows eat the week, and where custom software pays for itself fast. If your industry isn't listed, that's not a disqualifier — it's usually a documents-and-systems problem in different clothes.
Not an exhaustive list — a starting point for where the same handful of services tend to apply.
Law firms, accounting practices, and consultancies run on documents — intake forms, engagement letters, client files, billable-hour tracking. That's exactly the repetitive, rule-based work automation handles well, and where an assistant trained on your templates can save an associate's afternoon every week.
Purchase orders, inventory counts, shipment tracking, and quality logs live in a patchwork of spreadsheets, ERPs, and paper. We build the pipelines that sync those systems and the dashboards that show what's happening on the floor — without waiting for a monthly report.
We stay out of diagnosis and clinical decision-making. What we build: patient intake, scheduling, and billing workflows — the administrative systems that eat staff time without touching a chart, built with the access control and audit trail a compliance review expects.
Underwriting, claims intake, compliance reporting, and client onboarding all involve structured document review at volume — the highest-leverage place for AI extraction and automation, provided it's built with the security posture regulators actually check for.
Bids, permits, change orders, and project timelines generate a steady stream of documents and a constant need to know project status across job sites. We build the tools that keep that information in one place instead of six inboxes.
Inventory sync, order routing, customer support, and product content are the operational work behind every storefront. We build the platforms and the automation underneath them — fast sites in front, reliable systems behind.
The pattern matters more than the label. Tell us what the work looks like today — we'll give you an honest read in one business day.
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