for the operational side.
Real operational depth,
not just admin
Process & requirements
Mapping how things currently work, spotting where they're breaking down, and documenting what needs to change in a way people can actually follow. If you've outgrown doing things informally but don't have a system in place yet, this is where we'd start.
Finance admin
Basic finance admin — raising invoices, tracking expenses, and keeping things organised in the systems you already use. I'm not an accountant or bookkeeper, so anything requiring formal accounting or tax advice sits outside what I do, but the day-to-day admin around it is exactly where I can help.
HR & people operations
Support with the day-to-day people admin that keeps a growing team running smoothly — onboarding and offboarding documentation, policy admin, and keeping people processes organised and consistent. I'm not an HR advisor and won't replace a qualified HR professional for anything requiring specific expertise (employment law, complex casework, formal advice), but I can handle the practical infrastructure and admin around it.
Change, growth & new systems
Support through the moments that stretch a business — a new tool rollout, a change in how the team works, a period of rapid growth. Someone to help keep it steady while it happens.
Project & research coordination
Keeping things moving, chasing progress, pulling together the information you need to make a good decision, so nothing sits waiting on you longer than it needs to.
You've outgrown doing
it all informally
You're not yet at the point of justifying a full operational hire. You're a founder or director who's ended up carrying the operational load by default, and you'd rather be leading than sorting. This gives you experienced support, without the overhead of a new employee.
Same flexible pricing
as everything else at Seen
Hourly, retainer, or a one-off project — see the full pricing breakdown on the main site.
Not sure if this is what you need, or whether Admin & VA support is the better fit? That's what the first conversation is for.