Drew Patterson

Opexcell builds custom AI and workflow automation for operations-heavy businesses, particularly law firms and medical practices. Its services are designed to help organizations handle more work without increasing headcount, by automating repetitive tasks across their existing systems. Common projects include lead intake and onboarding, client communications, document and mail processing, case and deadline alerts, data entry, task routing, approvals, and reporting. Opexcell also monitors, maintains, and improves systems after launch, with exceptions surfaced to staff when human attention is needed.

The company starts with an operations audit, then designs, builds, and deploys a solution tailored to each client’s workflows. It uses tools such as Make, n8n, and Zapier where suitable, alongside custom code and AI, and works within existing case-management software rather than replacing it. Projects are priced against measurable outcomes agreed in writing; Opexcell says clients owe nothing if the defined result is not achieved. Systems are built in clients’ accounts, with data kept isolated and encrypted, and custom code transferred to the client once paid for.