Silverstone Sourcing
Silverstone Sourcing publishes research backed articles that help operators, founders and teams design better workflows, choose the right tools and remove operational bottlenecks.
Silverstone Sourcing writes within a defined set of pillars so the brand stays sharp and the content compounds in value over time.
Practical frameworks for mapping, redesigning and tightening workflows from intake to approval to delivery.
How your CRM, help desk, billing and internal tools work together and where subscriptions quietly waste money.
When to automate, when to keep a human in the loop and how to connect tools without creating fragile systems.
Deep dives on vendor onboarding, project intake and approval paths where most teams lose time and leverage.
Find the slow points such as handoffs, unclear ownership, waiting for approvals, duplicated work and constant tool switching.
Real world experiments, case studies and AI assisted workflows that show what works instead of what is simply popular.
Every article is written to help someone running real operations in a real business, not just to chase keywords.
A simple way to map your current process, identify friction and design a workflow that your team will actually follow.
Read article →A practical way to decide what stays, what goes and which tools should become the backbone of your stack.
Read article →Not every step should be automated. Here is how to find the point where automation starts to cost more than it saves.
Read article →The goal is simple: publish content that operators can trust when they make workflow, tool or vendor decisions.
Articles begin with actual processes such as sales, support, fulfillment and billing, not just theoretical diagrams. The current reality is mapped first.
SaaS tools are evaluated based on how they interact with the rest of the stack, not in isolation or based on marketing copy.
The focus is on time saved, errors reduced and improved handoffs, not vanity metrics or buzzwords.
Get new articles when they are published. No spam and no noise. Just focused insight on workflow optimization, tool stack efficiency, automation and real operational bottlenecks.