Our work

Real problems. Real systems. No invented metrics.

Some client details remain anonymous, but the work described here is real. Each story explains the operating problem, the constraint, the decisions L Tech made, and only outcomes that can be supported.

The technologies provide context. The operating model is the story.

01Anonymized case studies

Landscaping / trades business

From subscriptions and spreadsheets to one operating system.

L Tech mapped the operating workflow, made business rules explicit, eliminated three third-party subscriptions, and consolidated multiple spreadsheets into one custom operational application.

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Direct-to-consumer ecommerce footwear startup

Turning disconnected startup data into one view of the business.

L Tech normalized sales, returns, customer attribution, advertising, and product information into unified business views using budget-conscious technology.

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02The proof standard

A case study should explain the system—not decorate the site.

The reader should understand why the decision made sense, not just admire a before-and-after headline.

  1. 01The business problem
  2. 02What was really happening
  3. 03The approach and decisions
  4. 04What changed
  5. 05The systems and data involved
  6. 06Verified result and what comes next
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Start with how the work happens today, the systems involved, and why the problem matters. The solution category comes later.