Samuel Issac

I am a hunter of archaic systems. I intervene where the environment is poorly integrated with technology, where teams have resigned themselves to performing cognitive chores.

I build two things: acquisition machines and invisible automations.

On the acquisition side: in 2025, I designed and launched a Google Ads campaign alone in the sclerotic and regulated agricultural energy efficiency certificate sector. From tracking to copywriting, I manage the entire flow. Direct result: a first contract for €10,000 generated without an agency and without an excessive budget.

On the automation side: the same year, I eliminated triple manual data entry at the largest milk bank in France. I trained no one. The operators do their job normally; they don't know they are triggering a program in the background. That's the goal.

When your employees are reduced to acting as "flesh and blood APIs" — forced to copy and paste between software A and file B that refuse to communicate — I build the phantom pipe. I use N8n, VBA/Excel, or the Claude API to bridge these broken flows, with zero friction and without disrupting your existing tools.

Three field proofs:

1. La Primeur (Agricultural CEE) — Framer + Google Ads + GA4/GTM. Complete acquisition pipeline. €10,000 contract generated.

2. Lactarium CHU Bordeaux — 100% reduction in triple medical data verification via VBA/Excel. Production file deployed (15/15 PASS).

3. Altilum / DATAFLUX — 800 B2B leads enriched and delivered in 24 hours. Pipeline designed, operated, and shipped alone via Clay, PhantomBuster, N8n, and Stripe.

I don't sell slides, I don't have meetings for the sake of having meetings. My job is to look at a messy, manual system and build the system so that no one ever has to worry about it again.

Interventions from 3 to 10 days. Documented, autonomous, and maintainable deliverable without me. Available immediately.