Files and folders
Recurring file organization
Standardize names, sort incoming records, detect duplicate files, and prepare organized outputs with activity logs.
GSI Workflow Studio / Custom Python
GeoSite develops focused tools for repeatable tasks: processing files, validating records, organizing spreadsheets, preparing reports, and automating GIS steps. Built around your existing inputs and an agreed scope.

Illustration of an automation use case, not a client result.
What we build
Custom work is scoped to the files, business rules, and output someone actually needs.
Files and folders
Standardize names, sort incoming records, detect duplicate files, and prepare organized outputs with activity logs.
Spreadsheets and reports
Consolidate exports, check fields, flag exceptions, and generate repeatable CSV or Excel-ready outputs.
Documents and receipts
Build rules to classify records, extract permitted fields from supported formats, and assemble review-friendly bookkeeping data.
GIS systems
Batch geoprocessing, coordinate-reference checks, raster or vector preparation, map exports, and repeatable spatial QA.
Decision support
Turn a repeated set of analytical steps into consistent procedures, with documented inputs and interpretable outputs.
Existing scripts
Improve brittle workflows with better error reporting, input validation, setup notes, and dependable handoff.

Illustration tied to a reproducible fictional-data example.
Downloadable demonstration
A self-contained Python sample processes 48 fictional orders with predictable rules. It accepts 41 records, sends 7 records to review, and creates a per-customer summary.
See the source input, runnable script, generated outputs, and the rules that determine which records get flagged.
Process
Current software, file format, desired result, and rules.
Prototype using agreed sample material, with checks for exceptions.
Script, instructions, expected outputs, and defined support scope.
Workflow inquiries
A screenshot, sample files with private details removed, or a short description of the task is enough to begin a scope discussion.