Systemmatica
Business systematization company: regulations, knowledge bases, CRM, dashboards. 50+ projects across 11 cities and countries.
Owner steps out of operations and focuses on growth
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My clients build systems in their business with our team's hands.
Business systematization company: regulations, knowledge bases, CRM, dashboards. 50+ projects across 11 cities and countries.
Owner steps out of operations and focuses on growth
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A ready-made AI assistant tailored to your business processes. Deployed in 5 days: onboarding, proposals, offboarding, meeting transcription — all automated.
15 tasks in 3 minutes instead of an hour of manual work
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12 original topics: from systematization and regulations to AI agents for business. Formats from 40 minutes to 2 full days.
Actionable, practical, with concrete tools
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"Explain It Once" — the first practical Russian book on building a company knowledge base. From methodology to concrete tools for managers.
The methodology your team uses to write its own instructions
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Online course on building personal AI assistants: integrations with Telegram, CRM, Notion. Automate routine processes without coding.
The agent takes the routine, you keep the time for growth
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Practical course on building a knowledge base and regulation system from scratch. From methodology to concrete tools.
New hires onboard themselves — no hand-holding required
Lead the business systematization club within Reforma business club by Maxim Spiridonov. 300+ business leaders from 24 industries.
Networking + practical case analysis
Free macOS app for voice input with AI text cleanup. Works in any application — offline or via cloud. 50+ languages with auto-detection.
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20 locations · 12,000 clients over 5 years
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The owner collected data manually from Excel and chats, spending hours hunting down and checking numbers. Decisions were made blind.
We built BI analytics on top of the CRM: cleaned and merged the data, automated collection, and set up three dashboards — overall P&L, a per-location report (profit, dynamics, services), and a per-manager report (deals, amounts, funnel).
Onboarding 4× faster · first deal 2× faster
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New hires were trained by word of mouth, nothing was documented. The first deal came two months after starting. The same questions came up every time, and management kept repeating the same explanations.
We built a knowledge base and a system of playbooks from scratch, with instructions for every process. Employees learn on their own from those instructions, and onboarding became a clear route.
13 departments · a new hire productive in 1 day
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The owner's main pain was being constantly “in the weeds.” The warehouse was chaos, every day meant explaining and fixing things. New hires couldn't work independently, and none of the 13 departments had clear order.
We systematized all 13 departments: built a knowledge base, tests, and onboarding processes, defined roles and areas of responsibility, and digitized production and warehouse processes.
150+ employees · 12+ departments
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Tasks were set from the top but never reached the front line. Information got duplicated, lost, and distorted. Processes lived separately from the business, and management had no clear view of who was doing what.
We built a single management dashboard linking every task to locations and departments, with a transparent structure from company-wide goals down to local tasks. We set up tech support, and the system now runs reliably for 150+ people.
Business process automation end-to-end
Launching a new client required coordination across multiple systems: create a Telegram group, Yandex.Drive folder, Bitrix project, Notion workspace, and calendar event.
The AI agent reads chats, meeting transcripts, and the deal card — then automatically launches all 15 tasks without a single manual action.
15 tasks, zero manual actions · 3 minutes instead of an hour
Writing a personalized proposal for each client took a manager 2 hours: study the meeting transcript, select relevant cases, format a PDF.
The agent extracts client pain points from the transcript, selects cases from the portfolio, and generates a personalized proposal with branded design.
Branded PDF in 15 minutes · manager only confirms
When an employee left, access had to be revoked manually across all systems — Bitrix, Notion, 49 Telegram groups. Took 2–3 days.
The agent scans all groups, deactivates in Bitrix, updates Notion status, removes from chats, and creates a checklist for remaining manual tasks.
Full audit in 1 hour · nothing missed
After every client meeting, someone had to manually transcribe the recording, extract key points, tasks, and agreements.
The agent transcribes the recording, extracts a summary with keywords, tasks, and decisions, and adds structured notes to Notion.
Transcription + structured breakdown · done in 9 minutes
New dispatchers mastered their tasks in a week, and first deals came in the first month — it used to take twice as long. No need to explain all processes from scratch, only specific unclear questions.
We lacked understanding of how to build a knowledge base that would actually be used, not just sit idle. Petr's team showed us effective principles for structuring information and a methodology for writing clear, actionable instructions. They wrote the core instruction set for our current needs — the team uses it daily, very convenient. Highly recommend!
I onboarded a girl with zero experience, fresh out of university. Gave her the instructions — she studied them and quickly got into the work processes, while I spent minimal time on her.
I reached out because we entered an era of systematization, and with it came systematic hiring. The main challenge — a competition for a key position had 2,000 candidates, and HR couldn't handle that volume. With Petr we described and digitized the entire hiring block, built testing, and implemented it. It was a very successful move. Could we have done it ourselves? Yes, but not necessarily with the same results in the same timeframe.
50+ projects across Russia, the US, Europe, South Korea
A guide to creating and implementing a knowledge base
The first practical Russian book on building a company knowledge base — from methodology to concrete tools. How to free yourself from operations and focus on growth.
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The book immerses you so deeply in the topic that after reading it you'll definitely start looking at management processes differently — and you'll get a step-by-step plan for how to act.
Knowledge bases, regulations, checklists, instructions — this is the 'bureaucratic' layer of an organization. Without it, it's impossible to build a truly systematic business.
Petr Targonskiy's book is an essential tool for any manager who wants to turn team experience into systematic knowledge and minimize losses from mistakes.
I started with a team of 5 and grew it to 60+ employees and 300+ contractors. At Systemmatica we've completed 50+ projects for clients across the most diverse industries. Every tool I implement for clients first went through my own business.
Implemented and maintained ERP. Created documentation for business users, ran trainings for 5–60 people.
Founded and grew a landing page and contextual ads agency — before it became mainstream. Built internal SOPs to stop explaining things twice.
During COVID, grew a literary agency from 5 people to 60+ employees and 300+ contractors. The sales department ran autonomously: last 2 years — 30 minutes of management per week.
My active business systematization company: regulations, knowledge bases, dashboards, CRM systems. Still leading and growing it — already 50+ clients across diverse industries, from 11 cities and countries.
Lead the business systematization club within Maxim Spiridonov's Reforma business club. 300+ business leaders from 24 industries.
Alongside growing Systemmatica, I took on operations at DataRu — a Russian IT-infrastructure manufacturer, #140 in the TAdviser500. In-house servers, storage and networking, cloud and IT consulting for enterprise.
Videos on systematization, AI agents, and running a business
AI Agent: Foundation + Telegram Access. Setting Up Cursor, Claude Code, and Telethon (in Russian)
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Why 97% of Companies Aren't Ready for AI, and How to Fix It Now (in Russian)
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Drowning in Tasks? 3 Tools to Get Your Focus Back (in Russian)
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How to Build a System (So Your Business Runs Without You) (in Russian)
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Stuck? Groundhog Day? Time to Build a System in Your Business (in Russian)
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I Read the 50 Best Business Books — Here's What I Learned (in Russian)
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Blog, VC.RU, Habr, and RBC
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