Victor Moisei. Four years inside a B2B company's back office, now building the software that replaces the manual work.

I automate the back-office work your team still does by hand.

Invoices and marketplace payouts checked line by line, exports too big for Excel turned into reports, prices watched. Rules that run on your own server. For finance and operations teams at companies of 20 to 200 people.

Ten sample invoices, checked in seconds. Six held: 45 billed against 40 ordered, one parcel billed twice, a 21.00 surcharge nobody agreed to.

Who owes you what, and since when.

Overdue by age, waiting, overpaid, one total per company. Built from the exports every morning, without anyone opening Excel.

The payments report: overdue by age per company

The carrier's invoice, checked.

Billed twice, never shipped, re-weighed, surcharges you never agreed to. Each line matched to your own shipping records.

Carrier invoice check: the lines to dispute

Files Excel won't open.

Read whole, grouped, and turned into the one report a team needs. The demo takes 300,000 rows in your browser.

Large-file report builder

Your prices against the market.

Competing offers collected every morning, and a recommended price under your own rules: undercut, floor, raise when alone.

Marketplace price monitor

The numbers, on one screen.

Orders, revenue, on-time rate, open tickets. Fed by the systems you already have, so nobody asks three people for this morning's numbers.

Operations dashboard

Messy listings in. Clean records out.

Business listings parsed however they are written, phones and websites normalised, duplicates merged, unclear rows flagged for a person.

Company data parser

A chatbot that knows your business.

Answers your customers from your own documents, in their language, and sends you the lead. The one in the corner of this page is the demo: it answers about my work and sends me your details.

A first project: about a week, from €400.

You don't know me yet, so we start small. One job, one price, agreed before I begin.

A short callTwenty minutes. You show me the task that takes too long, and I tell you honestly whether I can help.
A fixed-price pilotOne workflow, about a week of work. From €400, about $450. The exact price is in writing before anything starts, and I sign a confidentiality agreement if your data is involved. Usually less than one week of the hire you were about to make.
You decideYou get a working result and a short note on what it does and doesn't cover. If it's useful, we plan the next piece. If it isn't, it ends there.

Agencies: overflow tickets, delivered under your name.

Send the tickets your team can't reach this sprint. Your tools, your repository, your NDA, price in writing before I start. TypeScript, Node, React, Python, SQL, and ColdFusion if a client still runs it. Send me a ticket

Victor Moisei

I've done the forty clicks myself.

Electrician in Italy, then four years inside one B2B company: research by hand, then the robots that replaced it, then testing, now building. I know which clicks a program should be doing.

I work alone, so the person you talk to is the person who writes the code. English, Italian, Romanian, Russian.

Daily: JavaScript, SQL, Python for automation, ColdFusion. Own projects: TypeScript, Node.js, React and Next.js, Google Apps Script, Firebase and Supabase, the Claude API.

How I got here
  1. 2018

    Freelance web designer on Tilda. Started learning Python and C# on the side.

  2. 2020

    Apprentice electrician in Veneto, Italy.

  3. 2022

    Joined a B2B company, doing company research by hand.

  4. 2023

    Took over the team's RPA: the bots that replaced the research we had done by hand.

  5. 2024

    QA automation engineer.

  6. 2025

    Full stack developer, ColdFusion, JavaScript and SQL.

Tell me what's slow or done by hand.

victormoisei17@gmail.com

Two or three sentences are enough. I answer within one working day with a yes, a no, or a question. Then a 20-minute call and a fixed price in writing. Calls 17:00 to 21:00 Central European Time, 11:00 to 15:00 in New York. LinkedIn