About Andrew Magown
Hi, I'm Andrew.
I spend my days as VP of CRM Development and Administration at InterWeave SmartSolutions, wiring platforms like Creatio, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct and Authorize.Net together for clients who need them to actually work as one system. That's the day job, and it's where most of what I know comes from.
Everything else is what this page is about. Most nights and weekends I'm building, advising, or making introductions, and almost none of it bills anybody.
What I'm working on:
Rede — a healthcare price transparency app. You pick a location, a procedure and an insurance plan, and it shows you real CMS-sourced facilities on a map with insurance-adjusted out-of-pocket estimates. Built on public CMS and marketplace data, no mock numbers. The goal is simple: nobody should find out what care costs from the bill.
An automation and integration platform — the long project. One tiered platform that folds a real integration engine, a connector framework and a billing layer into something both a small business and an enterprise can use, with a proper multi-tenant data layer underneath.
SuperScout.ai — I'm an ambassador and salesperson for the team. It's a private locations database for film offices, scouts, and production companies. Genuinely nothing else on the market does what it does.
Dune IRL — a startup founded by colleagues of mine. I do networking and connecting for them.
Partnering — I work with several application and CRM businesses as a partner, which mostly means being the person who figures out how the pieces fit.
Helping people directly — resumes, job searches, architecture questions, "is this idea any good", warm intros. I say yes to this a lot. It's the part of the week I like most, and it's the part nobody pays for.
Sharing what I learn — notes, demos, and hard-won opinions about AI tooling, CRM, and integration work, written up so the next person doesn't have to rediscover it.
If something I built, wrote, or connected you to made your week easier, a coffee is a nice way to say so. It goes straight back into the projects above, and into the hours I spend on the people part.
Thanks for being here.
I spend my days as VP of CRM Development and Administration at InterWeave SmartSolutions, wiring platforms like Creatio, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct and Authorize.Net together for clients who need them to actually work as one system. That's the day job, and it's where most of what I know comes from.
Everything else is what this page is about. Most nights and weekends I'm building, advising, or making introductions, and almost none of it bills anybody.
What I'm working on:
Rede — a healthcare price transparency app. You pick a location, a procedure and an insurance plan, and it shows you real CMS-sourced facilities on a map with insurance-adjusted out-of-pocket estimates. Built on public CMS and marketplace data, no mock numbers. The goal is simple: nobody should find out what care costs from the bill.
An automation and integration platform — the long project. One tiered platform that folds a real integration engine, a connector framework and a billing layer into something both a small business and an enterprise can use, with a proper multi-tenant data layer underneath.
SuperScout.ai — I'm an ambassador and salesperson for the team. It's a private locations database for film offices, scouts, and production companies. Genuinely nothing else on the market does what it does.
Dune IRL — a startup founded by colleagues of mine. I do networking and connecting for them.
Partnering — I work with several application and CRM businesses as a partner, which mostly means being the person who figures out how the pieces fit.
Helping people directly — resumes, job searches, architecture questions, "is this idea any good", warm intros. I say yes to this a lot. It's the part of the week I like most, and it's the part nobody pays for.
Sharing what I learn — notes, demos, and hard-won opinions about AI tooling, CRM, and integration work, written up so the next person doesn't have to rediscover it.
If something I built, wrote, or connected you to made your week easier, a coffee is a nice way to say so. It goes straight back into the projects above, and into the hours I spend on the people part.
Thanks for being here.
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