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Anika Raman

Anika Raman

Data analyst & reporting specialist

What I bring

Metric definitions, data preparation and report views.

Source data
Rows & recordsUseful report
Patterns & decisions
  • Data analysis
  • SQL
  • Power BI
  • Data cleaning
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A two-day company offsite for sixty people, planned end to end.Fallowtide · Studio concept

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From a useful proposal
to agreed work.

“Shearline”
Studio concept

  1. The request

    “Research our competitors before we set pricing”

  2. Agree the delivery

    A comparison of eleven competitors · Twelve customer interviews, summarised.

  3. Review the work

    Check against the brief. Approve, request changes or report a problem.

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“Tenvoril Sound” · Studio concept

Audio & music

Shape our railway recordings into an audio story

Steam, wheels and station sounds organised into one listening journey.

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Examples of possible work, not live vacancies. Explore briefs that match your skills.

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Your contribution

60-second cut, v2

Show what you bring to social cuts, explainer videos, YouTube edits. Find a useful brief, talk with the client, and agree work you can be proud of.

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A clear brief & how to review it

A comment is pinned to the second it refers to. No more “around the middle, where the logo comes in”.

Priced per cut or per finished minute, or as a fixed project with numbered revision rounds.

Example acceptance criteria. Adapt them to your project.

A 60-second vertical cut and a 15-second cutdown, 1080 × 1920, captions burned in.
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16 kinds of help shown

Illustration & artPictures made to a brief — for a page, a product, a character, a cover.spot and editorial illustration · character design · book coversBrand & product designIdentity, interfaces and layouts — the things people see first.logo and identity · brand guidelines · UI and UXWriting & editingWords that have to land — and the editing that keeps them honest.website copy · articles and long-form · email sequencesSoftware & web developmentWorking software, approved against criteria you wrote.web apps and sites · e-commerce and CMS builds · mobile appsAI & automationThe people who build and check the AI — agents, pipelines, evaluation.AI agents and assistants · retrieval pipelines · AI integration into a businessVideo & animationCuts, motion and captions — reviewed on the exact second.video editing · social cuts and ads · explainer videosAudio, voice & musicVoices, mixes and music — reviewed on the waveform.voice-over and narration · podcast editing · mixing and masteringPhotography & retouchingShoots and edits — approved against the shot list.product photography · portraits and headshots · event coverageMarketing & growthCampaigns, channels and reports — approved month by month.SEO and content plans · paid campaigns · email programmesBusiness, strategy & researchFindings and plans you can act on — reviewed on the page.market research · business plans · financial modelsData & analyticsNumbers turned into something you can decide with.analysis and dashboards · data engineering · cleaning and entryAdmin & virtual assistanceOngoing help that owns the inbox, the calendar and the list.virtual assistance · inbox and calendar · data entryFinance & accountingBooks, budgets and models — reviewed line by line.bookkeeping · financial reporting · budgeting and forecastingTranslation & languagesMeaning carried across a language — reviewed in the margin.website and app localisation · documents and contracts · subtitlesCoaching, teaching & mentoringSessions booked in the chat — career, skills, language, craft.career coaching and resumes · tutoring · language lessonsEngineering, CAD & scienceDrawings, models and analyses — the technical work behind a product.CAD and 3D modelling · product and mechanical design · electronics and PCB
Work that happens in your house.

Trades, cleaning, moving, repairs. They need someone local and insured, and a review with pins on a delivery is no use to a plumber.

Advice only a licence can give.

Legal representation, medical diagnosis, signed tax filings, notarisation. A person here can help you prepare — the licensed act itself belongs with the licensed professional.

Anything we would have to fake.

No AI that approves work, no ratings we didn't earn, no listings copied from somewhere else.

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Release follows review.
How payment protection works
Try a delivery reviewProfessional project
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14 days to review
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If you cannot agree, a person reviews both sides against the brief. No arbitration fee. How disagreements are handled

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5% of project price, minimum ₹100 / US$1, plus applicable tax on our fee.

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One project. Both sides.

Minimum project ₹500.00. Work GST, if applicable, is included in the project price.

Client’s project price₹10,000.00
You receive₹9,410.00Before TDS/TCS
Fee breakdown & assumptions
Platform fee · 5%
− ₹500.00
GST on our fee · 18%
− ₹90.00

The same fee for new, repeat and brought clients. A registered professional may still owe GST included in their payout.

At checkout

Payment-method charges are paid by the client, shown at checkout before payment. These charges do not reduce the payout above.

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Same people.
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Keep the relationship, the rate and the way you talk. Give the next project a shared brief, delivery record and payment history.

The professional pays 5% of project price, minimum ₹100 / US$1, plus applicable tax on our fee. Payment-method charges are paid by the client, shown at checkout before payment.

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What stays yours, and what moves here?

Keep talking by email or WhatsApp. Keep the brief, delivery, review and approval here: that is what the protection and project record attach to.

You each need an account. The professional creates the invitation; joining through it records that you already know each other. If a link expires, ask them for another.

Already mid-project? Finish the work in flight as planned and put the next delivery here. Nothing has to be migrated. No subscription, lock-in or fee to walk away.

A code review, with comments
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    Create your link

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    Share it

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  3. 03
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A first app · Studio concept

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