The work around the work, run for you.
Every business carries two jobs: the one customers pay for, and the one that happens at a desk afterward. OAS exists to run the second one.
We run the back office. You run the business.
We scope, build and run the desk work a business carries: the books, the bills, the invoices, the records, and the reports that get rebuilt by hand every month. Not a platform you learn. A service that runs in your name, on your accounts.
The rules we don't bend.
In your name, on your accounts
Your domain, your data, your records and your customer relationships. We work on them. We never own them, and nothing we set up locks you in.
Scoped and priced before it starts
Each service gets a written scope with the boundaries stated up front: what's included and what isn't. Nothing begins until both sides agree in writing.
Your tools, not a migration
We work inside the systems you already use. No new platform to learn, no data to move, no software to babysit.
No invented numbers
We don't promise a figure we can't stand behind, and we never publish a metric we can't verify. What changes gets measured on your own systems.
The audit can say "not yet"
The free audit ends with a recommendation of what would actually help. Sometimes the honest answer is that nothing would, yet.
Technology behind, people in front
Automation does the repetitive part. When you need something scoped, changed or explained, you talk to a person who knows your business.
A small team, on purpose.
Based on Long Island, New York. Two founders who scope, build and run the work themselves. When something needs scoping or changing, you talk to a person, not a ticket queue.
Daniel Huang
Engineering & Platform
Owns the engineering: the platform the work runs on, the automations behind each service, and the integrations with the tools a client already uses.
Nicholas Troy
Solutions Architect and Relationship Management
Owns the audit, the system design and the client relationship: what a business actually needs, the written scope each service starts from, and the conversation once the work is running.