Your customer system
Pipelines, fields, automations, reports and dashboards your team trusts.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Zoho, GoHighLevel
TGWS Priority · Whole stack
Hand me your whole tech stack. One flat monthly price.
Your CRM, your website, your email and workspace, your billing tools and everything connecting them. Share access, send what you need in writing, and it gets done. No meetings, no per-project quotes, no chasing. Basically your whole tech department, handled.
Taylor GreenI lead it and review every change. My delivery system does the work and writes it down.
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YouSend a request in writingSlack or your Priority workspace. A screenshot and a sentence is enough.
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MeI lead it and review every changeMy delivery system does the hands-on work.
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Your toolsChanged, tested and written downIn your own accounts:
CRMEmailWebsiteBillingAutomationsTeam tools
Same-day replies on business days. No meetings to book.
Any toolyou can share access to online
0 meetingsneeded. Everything happens in writing.
Same dayreplies on business days
1 flat priceevery month, from $550. Nothing breaks if you leave.
What it covers
If your team logs in to it, it's covered.
The tools a growing company runs on, kept working, kept tidy and improved when you ask.
Accounts and access
New hires set up on day one, leavers removed the same day, shared drives, groups and mail routing.
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365
Your front door
Page edits, forms that reach the right inbox, DNS records, domain and certificate renewals.
WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Netlify, Cloudflare
Invoices that send themselves
Products, prices, invoice templates, payment links and the sync into your books.
Stripe, QuickBooks, Xero, Bill.com
Systems that talk
Data moves between your tools without anyone retyping it, and alerts tell you when something stops.
Zapier, Make, Power Automate, APIs
Where the work happens
Channels, projects, forms, e-signature and help desks set up the way your team actually works.
Slack, Teams, Asana, Monday, Notion, DocuSign, Zendesk
Numbers you can use
Imports, clean-ups, duplicate merges and the weekly report nobody has time to build.
Spreadsheets, BI dashboards, CRM reports
Practical AI
AI built into the tools you already pay for, where it saves real hours.
Agentforce, Copilot, Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT
Not covered: laptops, phones, printers, office Wi-Fi and anything that needs someone on site. I don't move money, approve payments or sign anything on your behalf. Your exact list is written into your plan before day one.
Real requests
What teams actually send. And what it takes.
Typical requests, in the words people use, with the usual size. One equivalent is one hour of focused delivery, testing and documentation included.
“Our new hire starts Monday.”
Their email account, groups and shared drives, Slack, a CRM seat with the right permissions and every other tool they need, ready before they log in. The checklist is saved so the next hire is faster.
Google Workspace · Slack · HubSpot
About 1–2 equivalents
“Leads from the website form go nowhere.”
Every form submission lands in the CRM with an owner assigned and an alert to that person. Tested end to end with a real submission.
Webflow · HubSpot · Slack
About 2–4 equivalents
“Our invoices keep landing in spam.”
Email authentication (SPF, DKIM and DMARC) set up on your domain for every tool that sends as you, then checked from outside.
Cloudflare · Google Workspace · Stripe
About 1–2 equivalents
“Stop retyping Stripe payments into QuickBooks.”
Payments, fees and refunds sync into your books on their own, with a daily check that the totals match. You still approve and move the money.
Stripe · QuickBooks
About 4–8 equivalents
“Send the contract the moment a deal is won.”
A won deal sends the e-signature envelope filled in from the CRM, and the signed copy is saved back on the deal.
Salesforce · DocuSign
About 4–8 equivalents
“Add a field and make it required at the proposal stage.”
The field, the rule that enforces it, the page layout and the reports that should show it, all updated together.
Salesforce · HubSpot · Zoho
About 1 equivalent
“I want the pipeline report in my inbox every Monday.”
A report built from your live CRM data, scheduled to arrive at 8 am Monday, with the numbers explained in one line each.
HubSpot · Google Sheets
About 2–3 equivalents
“We have thousands of duplicate contacts.”
Duplicates merged with their history kept, a rule that stops new ones, and before-and-after counts so you can see the change.
Salesforce · HubSpot
About 3–6 equivalents
“A Zap broke and nobody noticed for a week.”
Fixed, the missed records caught up, and an alert added so the next failure reaches you the same day.
Zapier · Make · Slack
About 1–3 equivalents
“Support emails go to whoever sees them first.”
A help desk with routing rules, saved replies and a view of what is waiting too long, set up the way your team works.
Zendesk · Help Scout · Gmail
About 2–4 equivalents
“What are we paying for, and who has access?”
Every tool, seat count, monthly cost and who can sign in, in one sheet, with unused seats flagged for you to cancel.
Your whole stack
About 3–5 equivalents
“Summarise every customer email onto their record.”
A short summary and suggested next step written to the customer record, using the AI you already pay for, with a person still deciding.
Copilot · Gemini · Agentforce
About 4–10 equivalents
Typical sizes, for planning. Your setup decides the real size, and nothing beyond your plan starts without your yes.
How it works
Share access. Send requests. It gets done.
Nothing to install, nothing to learn, no meeting to book.
Add me as a user.
In each tool, or through your password manager. Your accounts, your ownership, only the access the work needs.
I map what you run.
Every system, who has access, what connects to what and what is fragile, written down. You keep the map.
Send what you need.
In Slack or your Priority workspace. A screenshot and one sentence is enough. Every request gets a reply the same business day.
Tested and written down.
Each change comes with a short written note, or a recorded video when it is worth seeing, and 30 days of follow-up.
Price your stack
Tick what you run. See your monthly price.
Three questions size your plan. Same TGWS Priority plans, prices and checkout as the main calculator, sized from your tools instead of from hours.
- Same price every monthCapacity resets monthly. A busier month can add a top-up, quoted first and never bought automatically.
- Paid monthly in advanceNo fixed term. Cancel with 30 days' notice and keep every piece of documentation.
- Plans start at $5508 to 100 equivalents. Read the plan terms (PDF)
See it in 76 seconds
Your whole stack, handed off.
What it covers, how a request moves from your message to a tested change, and what one flat price includes.
AI-generated narration and illustrative work scenes. Screens are examples, not client systems or results.
Why no meetings
You shouldn't need a call to get a fix. Everything happens in writing, so nothing depends on someone remembering a conversation.
- Requests in writing. Slack or the workspace, whenever it suits you. No scheduling, no waiting for a slot.
- Answers in writing. Every question gets a complete answer the first time, saved where your team can find it later.
- Videos instead of walkthroughs. When something is worth showing, you get a short recording of your own system to watch when it suits you.
- A monthly written summary. What changed, what is fragile and what I recommend next.
In clients' words
Better work. Fewer reasons to follow up.
★★★★★
“Taylor is a Salesforce master … As result of the system, two employees are freed up to help with other parts of our business.”
★★★★★
“Having worked with developers for over 20 years, I can confidently say that Taylor’s team stands out as truly high-quality professionals. They have a deep understanding of their craft, maintain high standards, and consistently deliver clean, well-structured work with zero bugs.”
★★★★★
“Taylor identifies issues and opportunities, recommends thoughtful, practical solutions, and consistently delivers high-quality work with impressive speed, often ahead of schedule and under budget.”
Individual client experience. Results vary.
10+ years of CRM experience200+ Salesforce organizationsWho it's for
Teams of roughly 5 to 150 people with no IT or operations person of their own.
- The owner or an ops manager is the one fixing the CRM, resetting passwords and chasing the website person.
- You pay for a dozen tools and nobody has the full picture of how they fit together.
- You would rather send a message than sit through another meeting.
Questions
Plain answers.
Anything else, ask in the form below and I answer in writing.
What counts as "online"?
Any tool your team signs in to through a browser or app and can add a user to: your CRM, email and workspace, website builder, domain registrar, billing, project, help desk and automation tools. If you can share access to it, it can be covered. Hardware and anything that needs someone in the room are not.
Do I really never have to get on a call?
Right. Requests, answers, plans and updates all happen in writing, and anything worth showing comes as a short recorded video of your own system. You can read and watch on your own time, and your team can look back at it later.
Is this different from TGWS Priority?
No. It is the same TGWS Priority plan, with the same workspace, capacity and top-ups. This page just covers the whole stack instead of starting from the CRM. You sign in to the same Priority workspace to send requests and follow progress.
Is this still you?
Yes. I set the plan for your stack, decide how each request gets done and review every change before it reaches you, and I am the one accountable for it. My delivery system, the process, code library and AI tooling I have built over years of client work, does the hands-on work and the documentation. That is how one flat price covers this much.
How does the price above work out?
Each area you tick adds the usual monthly upkeep for it, team size scales that, and the amount of change you want adds room for new work. The result is a plan size in equivalents, priced exactly like every TGWS Priority plan. It is an estimate: if you would rather I size it, send the form and I reply with the plan I recommend.
Is my access safe?
You add me as a named user in your own accounts, or share through your password manager, with only the access the work needs. Credentials never go in chat or email. Every change is written down, and access is removed and recorded if you leave.
What happens to my systems if I cancel?
Nothing breaks. Everything I build runs in your accounts, on your subscriptions, never on mine. You keep the map, the documentation and every recording. Give 30 days' notice and the plan ends at the next renewal.
What if one month is much busier?
I tell you before starting anything that would go past your plan, with the top-up price in writing. Nothing extra is charged unless you say yes. Larger projects, like moving to a new CRM, get their own written plan.
Get your price
Tell me what you run.
List the tools your team uses and what you want off your plate. I read every request myself and reply by email within one business day with your monthly price and what it covers. No account, payment or meeting required.
- Prefer email? taylor@tgreenworkspace.com
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