Sarah Jenkins

Background in the Real World

Sarah joined TTM Bot 4 years ago after spending 11 years managing logistics for a group of 7 retail shops across East Anglia. She knows exactly why inventory counts go wrong on a Tuesday afternoon and why store managers dread the end-of-month reporting. She doesn't speak in tech riddles; she speaks about making sure your stock levels match what is actually on the shelf.

At our Cambridge office, Sarah is the person who looks at your current 'system'—which is usually a pile of three or four spreadsheets that don't talk to each other. She maps out how data moves from a sales receipt to your accounting software without a human having to type it twice. Honestly, she enjoys the messy parts of the job that most people find boring.

Pragmatic Problem Solving

She isn't interested in building complex tech for the sake of it. Sarah prefers simple bots that do one specific job without breaking. Last year, she helped a local parts distributor cut their invoice entry time from 15 hours a week down to just 3.2 hours. She works with the mindset that if a tool takes more than a few minutes to explain to a new hire, it is probably too complicated.

By the way, Sarah is the one who usually handles our initial 20-minute intro calls. She has a sharp eye for spotting where a business is leaking money on manual tasks. In 2023 alone, she oversaw 34 different automation setups for small warehouses and retail firms. She makes sure the tech actually does its job so you can go home on time.

Life Outside the Office

Sarah lives just outside Ely and often brings her spaniel, Buster, into the office on Fridays. She is a big fan of physical notebooks and still draws all her logic diagrams by hand before moving them to the computer. She believes that the best solutions start with a clear drawing and a honest conversation about what isn't working. If you want a straight answer about whether a bot can help your specific back-office problem, Sarah is the one to ask.