Master Financial Automation That Actually Works

Stop wrestling with spreadsheets and manual processes. Our structured program teaches you to build financial systems that run themselves — from basic automation to advanced workflows.

8-12
Month Program
Live
Hands-on Setup
Real
Business Systems
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Build Skills That Transform How You Handle Money

Most people think automation means buying expensive software and hoping it works. That's backwards. Real automation starts with understanding your financial patterns, then building systems step-by-step.

  1. 1

    Financial Pattern Recognition

    Learn to spot recurring transactions, identify automation opportunities, and map your money flow before touching any technology.

  2. 2

    System Architecture Planning

    Design automation frameworks that scale with your needs. No more band-aid solutions that break when your situation changes.

  3. 3

    Implementation and Testing

    Build your systems with proper error handling, backup plans, and monitoring. Test everything before going live.

  4. 4

    Maintenance and Optimization

    Keep systems running smoothly, adapt to changes, and continuously improve performance based on real data.

Detailed view of financial automation system components and workflow

Learn From Someone Who's Actually Done This

Real expertise comes from years of building, breaking, and rebuilding financial systems. Here's who you'll be working with.

Zorina Kellerton, Lead Financial Systems Instructor

Zorina Kellerton

Lead Systems Instructor

Spent eight years automating financial operations for mid-size businesses. Knows exactly where systems fail and how to prevent it. Started teaching because she was tired of seeing people struggle with overcomplicated setups that don't work.

What You'll Actually Learn

Core Automation

  • Transaction categorization
  • Recurring payment setup
  • Alert configuration
  • Report generation

Advanced Systems

  • Multi-account coordination
  • Investment rebalancing
  • Tax preparation automation
  • Emergency protocols

Risk Management

  • Backup system design
  • Security implementation
  • Error recovery plans
  • Performance monitoring

Business Integration

  • Cash flow forecasting
  • Expense tracking
  • Revenue optimization
  • Compliance monitoring
Comprehensive view of financial automation program curriculum and timeline

How We Structure Your Learning Journey

Each phase builds on the previous one. You won't move forward until your current systems are solid. This prevents the common problem of having half-working automation that creates more problems than it solves.

Foundation Phase

Start with manual tracking to understand your patterns. Build spreadsheet models before any automation. Most people skip this and regret it later.

Months 1-2

Basic Automation

Simple recurring transactions, basic categorization, alert setup. Nothing fancy yet — focus on reliability over complexity.

Months 3-5

Advanced Workflows

Multi-step processes, conditional logic, integrated reporting. Now you're building systems that make intelligent decisions.

Months 6-9

Optimization and Scaling

Fine-tune performance, add business intelligence features, prepare systems for growth. This is where automation becomes truly powerful.

Months 10-12
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Next cohort starts September 2025