Business consulting · Sales & operations · Hooksett, NH

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We start with business consulting: understand your goals, find the bottlenecks, and build a practical plan. We help improve sales, operations, and the systems your business needs.

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Strategy, automated.

Most firms ask what you want automated. We ask what’s costing you the most.

01 This is Orvannis

We find the leaks. Then we fix them for good.

Orvannis helps small and mid-sized businesses improve strategy, sales and daily operations. We look at the whole business first: your goals, customer experience, margins and where the time goes. Then we work with you on a practical plan and help put it into action.

Corporate giants use army-sized tech teams to take your market share. We give you the same firepower, without the overhead.

From the founder

Experience before technology.

Brian O'Connor, founder of Orvannis
30years in sales
22years in finance

After 30 years in sales and 22 years in finance, I know that a new tool alone does not fix a business problem. You need to understand the customer, the numbers and the way the work gets done.

That is why Orvannis starts with consulting. Your pipeline, your margins and your time come first. We help improve the process, coach your team and build or connect the systems that support the plan.

- Brian O’Connor, founder

Why strategy comes first · 2 minutes, from Brian

Orvannis is a made-up name. The work isn’t.

02 Why strategy first

Business consulting comes first.

Understand the business.Then build the solution.

We review your goals, sales process, customer handoffs and daily operations. Together, we decide what to fix first, what it should cost and how to measure progress. Then we help you carry out the plan.

The right solution may be coaching, a clearer process, better use of your current tools, or something we build together.

A foundation, and the six levels it supports.

Real coaching is available at every level - a person, not just software. Pick only the levels that fix your problem.

  1. AttractGet found, never let a lead go cold.+ Sales coaching
  2. OnboardEvery new customer gets a smooth start.+ Workflow audit
  3. OrganizeAll your tools, one clear view.+ Setup & strategy
  4. Cash FlowInvoices that send themselves and get paid.+ Finance coaching
  5. RetainKeep the customers you already have.+ Retention strategy
  6. GrowGet more from the customers you've got.+ Growth strategy

The 15 bottlenecks we hear about most

When you’re trapped inside the jar, you can’t read the label.

Follow-up that never happened

The quote went out. Then the week did. By the time you circle back, they've already hired whoever called them second.

The invoicing lag

You finished the job Tuesday. The invoice went out Sunday night, because that was the first hour you had. Nothing looks broken - but you financed your customer for five days, and you did it again the week before.

The scattered customer maze

The quote is in a text. The address is on a sticky note. The follow-up is in your head. Every piece exists - just never in the same place, and never where somebody else could pick it up.

Owner dependency

If you stepped away for two weeks, does the work keep moving - or does it stop? If it stops, you don't own a business yet. You own a job that can't run without you.

The CRM nobody agrees on

You bought the system. Half the team uses it, half still works off their phone, and now there are two versions of the truth with no way to tell which one is real.

The inbox is the filing system

Every price, every promise, every decision lives in somebody's email. It works right up until that person is out - and then nobody can find anything.

Reviews only when you remember

The customers who loved the work never got asked. The one who didn't found the review page on their own. Your rating isn't your reputation - it's whoever was motivated enough to type.

No line of sight

You can feel whether it was a good month. You can't say which job, which crew, or which service made it good - so next month you guess again.

Onboarding done by hand

Every new customer gets the same eight steps, typed fresh each time. Nobody's certain who did which one, and the step that gets skipped is the one you hear about later.

Admin that repeats itself

The same form, the same reminder, the same three messages - every job, every week. It isn't hard. It's just always there, and it always costs the same hour.

Chasing money you already earned

The work is done. The invoice is out. Now it's on you to remember who hasn't paid, and to be the one who brings it up - again.

Nobody owns the handoff

Sales says it's booked. Operations says nobody told them. The customer heard two different dates. No one made a mistake - the handoff just didn't belong to anyone.

The approval queue

The work has been ready for nine days. It's sitting in somebody's queue behind eleven other things, and nobody can tell you whose queue it is or when it moves.

Two systems, two truths

Finance has a number. Operations has a different one. Both came out of a real system and neither matches - so the meeting becomes an argument about whose export is right instead of what to do next.

Knowledge that lives in three people

How things actually work isn't written down anywhere. It's in the heads of the three people who've been here longest. Everything runs fine until two of them are out the same week.

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Run the numbers

Do the math on your missed calls.

Walking away each month, conservatively$2,730if the system wins back just half: $1,365/mo

Industry averages, conservative on purpose - your real numbers replace these. Results vary.

The technology and the guidance. Most firms make you pick one.

What we build

  • A website that books jobs
  • Every missed call texted back in seconds
  • One list with every customer, call and text
  • Invoices that send and chase themselves
  • An AI receptionist - included in Complete

How we guide

  • A walkthrough and a written plan
  • Your scorecard and cash-flow view
  • A monthly numbers meeting
  • Your pricing, reviewed
  • What to stop paying for, every quarter

03 What we automate today

One Tuesday, two versions.

  1. BeforeA call comes in while you're loading the truck. It goes to voicemail. They don't leave one.

    AfterThe call is answered. They get their question handled and a time on your calendar.

  2. BeforeTwo more while you're under a sink. One of them books with whoever picked up first.

    AfterBoth texted back within seconds. One books. The other lands in your list, not your memory.

  3. BeforeThe quote you meant to follow up on is still sitting in a text thread from last week.

    AfterThat quote already got two follow-ups. You didn't send either one.

  4. BeforeYou're at the kitchen table doing invoices instead of being done for the day.

    AfterThe invoice went out when the job closed. You're not at the kitchen table.

Answered. Booked. Followed up. Invoiced. Paid.

Built in our workshop

What we’ve built so far.

The tools that run the work once the plan is set. Each one below is the real software. Where it shows a business, it’s a made-up one.

In use inside Orvannis · not for sale yet

The Orvannis CRM

Every customer, call, job and dollar in one place, in plain words.

In testing

Eryn, the AI receptionist

She answers when you can’t, says up front she’s automated, and books the job.

Eryn, the AI receptionist, real screen

Hear her now: (617) 765-1358

Coming soon

VOICEflow

Hold a key and talk. Clean text lands in any app on your Mac.

Watch the demo

In development

DESKflow

Scattered notes in. Finished briefs and proposals out.

DESKflow, real screen

Watch the demo

In use inside Orvannis

Merlin

The business assistant that runs the back office.

Merlin, real screen

Free · in pilot

Guardian

Paste a strange text or email. It tells you if it’s a scam.

Guardian, real screen

In use inside Orvannis

Orvannis Continuum

Several AIs working from one shared memory, checking each other’s work.

Sister brand

Solvannis

A life OS for trips, home and family.

Solvannis, real screen

Visit solvannis.io ↗

04 What comes next

The tools will change. The plan won’t.

“A business built on one AI tool today might not last six weeks. Six months. Six years? Who knows.”

  1. YesterdayChat widgets
  2. TodayAI receptionists

Orvannis isn’t a receptionist company or a CRM company. We offer those today. When something better shows up, I’ll be the one telling you to switch.

Your domain, your passwords, your data. Always yours - leave anytime and take it all.

05 Start to steady

Find it. Prove it. Run it.

  1. Find it

    A free call. Then the Foundation Audit finds what’s leaking - phones, follow-up, money - and puts it in writing.

  2. Prove it

    You click a working demo of the fix before you decide anything.

  3. Run it

    We build it and forward your phone - we never take your number. Every month after, we review it together.

06 Pricing

Every price in the open.

$497Foundation AuditComes off the $1,997 build if you go ahead within 30 days.
$1,997Setup & BuildOne-time
$497/moEssentials
$797/moCompleteIncludes the AI receptionist

Money-back promise: If the Foundation Audit doesn't find at least $1,500 a year in money or time you can get back, you don't pay for it.

Veterans and veteran-owned businesses get 20% off everything - just ask. · Refer a business we take on: when their first invoice is paid, half your next month is on us.

We won’t show you fake reviews. What we show instead: a working demo of your fix before you spend a dollar on the build, every price in the open, and the math done in your numbers.

82%

of small businesses using AI grew their team over the past year.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2025
58%

of small businesses now use generative AI, up from 40% a year earlier.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2025
72%

of small businesses were hit by fraud, scams, or ransomware last year.

Morning Consult national survey, Dec 2025
56%

of small businesses see AI as a way to offset thin staffing.

Verizon State of Small Business, 2025
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Systems that never sleep.

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FREE online audit

Run your own business audit.

Five short steps, about three minutes. A dollar figure for every leak you tick, what fixing it could pay back, and one thing you can fix yourself this week. All on screen, free. No email or phone number needed to see it.

  1. 1Your business
  2. 2Your leaks
  3. 3A few numbers
  4. 4Systems check
  5. 5Your payback
Step 1 of 5 · Your business

Where is your business losing leverage?

How many people, counting you?

What kind of business?

Sales a year? Optional

Pick your size and kind of business to carry on. Nothing is sent anywhere.

The 15 bottlenecks we hear about most

When you're trapped inside the jar, you can't read the label. Most businesses that are doing fine don't need more marketing - they need the quiet friction taken out. Different sizes hit different walls.

Follow-up that never happened

The quote went out. Then the week did. By the time you circle back, they've already hired whoever called them second.

The invoicing lag

You finished the job Tuesday. The invoice went out Sunday night, because that was the first hour you had. Nothing looks broken - but you financed your customer for five days, and you did it again the week before.

The scattered customer maze

The quote is in a text. The address is on a sticky note. The follow-up is in your head. Every piece exists - just never in the same place, and never where somebody else could pick it up.

Owner dependency

If you stepped away for two weeks, does the work keep moving - or does it stop? If it stops, you don't own a business yet. You own a job that can't run without you.

The CRM nobody agrees on

You bought the system. Half the team uses it, half still works off their phone, and now there are two versions of the truth with no way to tell which one is real.

The inbox is the filing system

Every price, every promise, every decision lives in somebody's email. It works right up until that person is out - and then nobody can find anything.

Reviews only when you remember

The customers who loved the work never got asked. The one who didn't found the review page on their own. Your rating isn't your reputation - it's whoever was motivated enough to type.

No line of sight

You can feel whether it was a good month. You can't say which job, which crew, or which service made it good - so next month you guess again.

Onboarding done by hand

Every new customer gets the same eight steps, typed fresh each time. Nobody's certain who did which one, and the step that gets skipped is the one you hear about later.

Admin that repeats itself

The same form, the same reminder, the same three messages - every job, every week. It isn't hard. It's just always there, and it always costs the same hour.

Chasing money you already earned

The work is done. The invoice is out. Now it's on you to remember who hasn't paid, and to be the one who brings it up - again.

Nobody owns the handoff

Sales says it's booked. Operations says nobody told them. The customer heard two different dates. No one made a mistake - the handoff just didn't belong to anyone.

The approval queue

The work has been ready for nine days. It's sitting in somebody's queue behind eleven other things, and nobody can tell you whose queue it is or when it moves.

Two systems, two truths

Finance has a number. Operations has a different one. Both came out of a real system and neither matches - so the meeting becomes an argument about whose export is right instead of what to do next.

Knowledge that lives in three people

How things actually work isn't written down anywhere. It's in the heads of the three people who've been here longest. Everything runs fine until two of them are out the same week.

Where to from here

A short call. No pitch, no pressure.

Tell us what’s costing you the most sleep. We’ll tell you honestly whether we can fix it - and if we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.

  • A free, no-pressure call
  • In person within about 35 miles of Hooksett, NH, including Manchester and Concord. In-person requests get a personal reply, not a booking link.

Free call

Let’s explore your options.

No pitch. Tell us where the work is leaking - missed calls, slow follow-up, admin eating your evenings - and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

Pick a time that suits you on the live calendar.

Pick a time on the calendar

Would you rather meet in person? Request an in-person meeting and Brian will reply personally.

Straight answers

What if my business already has plenty of work?

Then you don't have a lead problem — you have a capacity bottleneck. More marketing would make it worse. We work the other side: getting more out of the work you already have, so invoices go out on time, follow-up runs without you, and the admin stops eating your evenings.

What does Orvannis do?

Orvannis provides business consulting for small and mid-sized businesses in Southern New Hampshire. We help identify bottlenecks, improve sales and daily operations, and create a practical growth plan. We can also implement the plan through websites, CRM integrations, custom software and automation, using the tools that fit your business.

What is missed-call-to-text, and how does it help my business?

When you miss a call, Orvannis can automatically text the caller back so the conversation keeps going instead of going to a competitor. Most people will not leave a voicemail, but they will answer a text. It is a simple way to stop losing leads you already paid to get.

Who is Orvannis for?

Orvannis works with small and mid-sized businesses across many industries - owners who lose time to manual follow-up, disconnected tools, and slow invoicing. If leads slip through the cracks or admin work eats your day, we can help.

What makes Orvannis different from other business consultants?

Orvannis combines business advice with hands-on implementation. Brian brings 30 years in sales and 22 years in finance. We begin with your goals and daily practices, then help put the plan into action through process improvements, coaching and the right mix of existing tools and custom software.

Does Orvannis offer investment advice?

No. Orvannis focuses on business operations and finance - things like pricing, margins, cash flow, budgeting, and forecasting. We do not give investment advice or sell investment products.

What are the Foundation and the six levels?

Every engagement starts with Foundation - a clear-eyed audit of your website, systems, data, marketing, and money. From there, six levels build on that base: Attract, Onboard, Organize, Cash Flow, Retain, and Grow. Each one pairs automation with advice.

Do I have to use all of the services at once?

No. You can start with one level, add a few, or build the whole system over time. We look at your business first, then recommend where to begin for the biggest return.

How do I get started?

Book a free call to discuss your goals, what is slowing your business down, and where business consulting or better systems could help.

Where does Orvannis work?

Orvannis is based in Hooksett and serves businesses within roughly 35 miles, including Manchester, Concord and surrounding southern New Hampshire communities. Let’s explore your options for your business.

Can you improve my existing website or CRM?

Yes. We can enhance or repair an existing website, build a new one, connect your existing CRM to other tools, or develop a custom CRM around your daily practices. We use third-party tools and custom software according to what your business needs. Explore websites, CRM integrations and automation services.

brian@orvannis.com(603) 289-9003

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Straight answers

The worries are real. So are the answers.

Nobody should hand their business to technology they don’t trust. These are the worries we hear most - answered straight, including the parts that are fair.

Will this replace my people?

The numbers say the opposite: 82% of small businesses using AI grew their team over the past year. U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2025

AI takes the busywork - the call you couldn't get to, the invoice nobody chased, the same reply typed for the tenth time. Your people get those hours back for work that actually needs a person. Most owners we talk to aren't trying to cut staff. They're trying to stop drowning.

Won't my customers hate talking to a robot?

They hate silence more. The AI answers when you can't - at 9 p.m., on a ladder, on the other line - takes the details, and hands the conversation to a person. It buys you time; it doesn't do the work.

When a question is bigger than the AI, it doesn't push. It says so and gets a human. That handoff rule is built in, not optional.

What does it really cost - and is it obsolete in a year?

Every price is on this page - flat monthly numbers, no "call for pricing," and the price doesn't go up when you hire. The math has to work in your business, or we'll tell you not to buy.

And going stale is our problem, not yours. Keeping the system current as the technology moves is part of the monthly price. That's the difference between buying software and having somebody stay.

Is my business data safe?

That fear is fair - 72% of small businesses were hit by fraud, scams, or ransomware last year. Morning Consult national survey, Dec 2025

Nobody can honestly promise breach-proof. What we promise is what we control: every account opened in your name, your passwords stay yours, your customer list where you can see it - and one clear system instead of five disconnected logins nobody is watching.

Where does my customers' information go?

Into your own system, in your own account. Your customer list is yours - you can export it any day, and it leaves with you if you ever go. We connect only the tools a job actually needs.

Things like call-recording notices get set up the proper way from day one, because cutting corners there is how small businesses get burned.

What if I bet on the wrong tool?

Then you'd take everything with you and try the next one - that's how we build. Your domain, your number, your customer list, your data: yours from day one. If you ever leave, the automation stops - and everything else goes with you.

Sitting out has a price too: 58% of small businesses now use generative AI, up from 40% a year earlier. U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 2025 The safe bet isn't "wait." It's "own your exit."

My team isn't technical. Can we even run this?

You don't run it - that's the point. We build it, we forward your phone (we never take your number), and it runs while you work.

Once a month a person - not a dashboard - walks through what happened and what to change next. If your team can answer a text message, they can use this. And when you can't hire, it covers the gap: 56% of small businesses see AI as a way to offset thin staffing. Verizon State of Small Business, 2025

What if the AI tells a customer something wrong?

It can only say what we teach it - your services, your hours, your prices, approved by you before it goes live. Outside that, it doesn't guess: it takes a message and hands off to a person.

You can read every conversation it has. That's a shorter leash than most new hires get.

You're new. Where's your proof?

We won't show you fake reviews. What we show instead: a working demo of your fix before you spend a dollar on the build, every price in the open, and the math done in your numbers.

Thirty years in sales teaches the same lesson over and over: trust is shown, not claimed.

What happens if I want out?

You leave, and you take it all - the website, the customer list, the reviews, the domain. Always yours. The one honest catch: the automation itself stops, because that's the part we run.

We'd rather earn next month than lock in last month.

I don't need more leads. I'm already drowning.

Then you don't have a lead problem - you have a capacity bottleneck, and more marketing would make it worse.

Different job entirely: we get more out of the work you already have. Invoices that go out the day the job closes. Follow-up that runs without you. The admin that eats your evenings, handled. You don't grow by adding hours you don't have.

I already tried an AI tool. It went nowhere.

That's most people's first experience, and it's usually not the tool's fault. Software dropped on top of a broken process just makes the break happen faster.

It's why we look at how your business actually runs before we build anything. The plan comes first; the technology is what carries it out. If the answer is that automation won't help a particular thing, we'll tell you that too.

What are the hidden fees?

There aren't any. Every price is on this page - $497 for the audit, $1,997 to build, $497 or $797 a month after. What you see is what you pay.

The one honest variable: a bigger or more complicated build can cost more than $1,997 - and you'll know that number before we start, not after.

What if it just doesn't work for my business?

You'll know before you commit. The audit comes first, and you click a working demo of your own fix before you spend a dollar on the build.

And if the audit says we can't move the needle for you, we say so. Talking you into something that won't work costs us more than the sale is worth.

Why us

Any company can sell you AI.

Every firm out there uses the same tools you could buy yourself. Ask ten of them to automate your business and you’ll get ten versions of the same package.

What almost none of them can do is tell you what to automate. That takes someone who has sat across from business owners for 30 years in sales, and spent 22 years in finance learning what their numbers were really saying. That part you can’t download.

So we work in that order. Strategy first - what the business needs, what it costs, what’s actually worth fixing. Then we build. Nothing off a shelf; the system gets designed around what we found. AI is what makes it run: faster, cheaper, and able to carry more work without you hiring anyone else.

  • Most firms ask what you want automated. We ask what's costing you the most.
  • Most sell every business the same package. Yours gets built around what we found.
  • Most measure success in features delivered. We measure it in your margin.

Any company can sell you AI. Far fewer can tell you whether it’s paying for itself. One flat price that doesn’t climb when you hire - and your number, your domain, your customer list stay yours, always.

The copper doesn’t create the current. Your business does.

AI and automation as conduit, not solution. Copper wire doesn’t generate electricity - it carries it. Your business already creates the value. We build the systems that carry it further, faster, with nothing lost along the way.

No tech background required. We build it, we turn it on, and we show your team how to use it - then we stay on to keep it running.

What we offer

One foundation. Six levels.

Start with the Foundation - a paid audit that finds what’s actually broken. Then pick only the levels that fix it, so you’re not paying for bundles you’ll never use.

  • Foundation - the audit - where every engagement starts.
  • Attract - get found, never let a lead go cold. Lead capture, instant follow-up, and a pipeline you can see.
  • Onboard - every new customer gets a smooth start. Welcome sequences, intake forms, and reminders that send themselves.
  • Organize - all your tools, one clear view. Every customer and every conversation in one list, connected.
  • Cash Flow - invoices that send themselves and get paid. Billing, payment chasing, and knowing where the money stands.
  • Retain - keep the customers you already have. Review requests, check-ins, and reasons to come back.
  • Grow - get more from the customers you've got. Referrals, win-backs, and the next sale to people who already trust you.

Real coaching is available at every level - a person, not just software. And when your problem needs a solution nobody sells, we build it for you.

What you get: real things you can point at.

Technology

  • A website that books jobs - not a brochure
  • A phone line that texts back every missed call and sends callers to the right person
  • One list with every customer, call, text, and message in it
  • Review cards on your counter, and your Google link in your pocket
  • Invoices that send themselves, chase themselves, and get paid
  • An AI receptionist that answers like someone who works there - included in Complete
  • Booking that runs off your real calendar, so customers pick a time without phone tag
  • Reminders that go out on their own, so fewer people forget the appointment

Advisory

  • The walkthrough - someone goes through your whole business and tells you what's actually broken
  • Your written plan - what to fix, in what order, what each fix costs
  • Your scorecard - the handful of numbers that tell you how the business is really doing, on one page
  • Your cash-flow view - what's coming in, what's going out, and what that means for next month
  • The monthly numbers meeting - we sit down together: what happened, what it means, what's next
  • Your pricing, reviewed - against what the work actually costs you, not what you guessed two years ago
  • A quarterly what-to-stop-paying-for - the tools and spend that stopped earning their place

And when a new problem shows up, we design the fix - strategy first, then the system that runs it.

The investment

No “call for pricing.” Here are the numbers.

Four packages. What you see is what you pay - and every discount shows up as its own named line.

Foundation Audit $497

  • A walkthrough of your whole business - website, phone, tools, marketing, money
  • You tell us what you miss - we show you what it's worth, in your numbers
  • Your Google listing and reviews, checked
  • A written plan: what to fix, in what order, what each fix costs
  • A working demo you can click before you spend another dollar

Setup & Build $1,997 one-time

  • Your website, built and live - made for phones first
  • A smart phone line: missed calls get a text back, callers reach the right person
  • Every inquiry answered instantly, all in one list
  • Photos fixed, review cards on the counter, your Google link ready
  • Your texts registered so they legally deliver - with signed permission for every face on your site
  • Invoicing and payments ready on day one

That's the starting point - a bigger build can cost more, and you'll know before we start.

Essentials $497/mo

  • Your site stays live, current, and yours
  • Missed-call texts keep running, and callers keep reaching the right person
  • Facebook and Instagram messages sorted and answered every day
  • The monthly numbers meeting - a real person, not a dashboard: what happened, what it means, what's next

Complete $797/mo

  • Everything in Essentials, plus:
  • An AI receptionist that answers your phone like someone who works there
  • Your customer list, pulled out of your booking system and put where you can use it
  • Campaigns that run themselves: review requests after every job, reminders, win-backs
  • Your scorecard: one page that shows how the business is actually doing - built for your business
  • Your cash-flow view, and a monthly numbers meeting to go through it

Bought separately, this is two bills: someone to build and run the systems, and someone to read the numbers with you. A business coach’s calls alone commonly run $1,500 a month. Part-time finance help starts around $2,500 and climbs. Complete is $797, and it’s both.

How it works

Seven steps, all laid out before you start.

  1. A free call. You talk, we listen.
  2. The Foundation Audit. We find what's leaking.
  3. A working demo. You see it before you decide anything.
  4. Paperwork, then we build. Agreement signed, insurance bound - then we build it without you.
  5. Install day. One afternoon. Your phone forwards - we never take your number. You click the access buttons yourself; we never see a password.
  6. The week after. Follow-up, review requests, and your dashboard switch on.
  7. Every month after. It runs, we review, you decide.

Leave anytime. Take everything with you.

What the free call is

  • You talk - what’s leaking, what’s annoying, what’s stuck
  • We ask the questions 30 years in sales and 22 years in finance taught us to ask
  • You leave knowing your next steps, whether it’s with us or not

What this isn’t

  • No card, no contract, nothing to sign
  • No follow-up sequence unless you ask for one
  • No slide deck - it’s a conversation

If it’s a fit, you’ll get a written plan and a price before you commit to anything. If it isn’t, you’ll hear that on the call.

Pick the way that works for you

Built from experience, not from theory.

Decades in sales and finance - then the tools finally caught up to what we always knew was possible. Orvannis is what happened next: practical automation paired with human expertise, because the line between them is judgment.

A free, no-pressure call to explore your options. No product to demo, no pitch to sit through - just a conversation about what’s actually hard for you right now.

  • Video call - Meet face-to-face over Google Meet - good for walking through ideas together on screen.
  • Phone call - Prefer to just talk? I'll call you at the time you pick - no app, no link to click.
  • Send a note - Tell us what matters most to you and we'll come back with a time that fits.

Prefer to meet in person? Request an in-person meeting - Southern New Hampshire, within approximately 35 miles of Hooksett. In-person requests get a personal reply, not a booking link.

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