Asghar Mirzaie

Asghar Mirzaie

Asghar Mirzaei is a backend developer at Refact, focused on the APIs, integrations, and infrastructure that power the studio’s products. His work spans data pipelines, third-party services, backend architecture, and deployment systems, helping ensure that products are stable, scalable, and ready for real-world use. Asghar works closely with the team to connect product requirements with reliable technical foundations, especially in systems where performance, automation, and integration quality matter. At Refact, he contributes to the engineering work behind the interfaces, making sure the products the studio builds can run smoothly and dependably

Chatbots for banks interface connected to secure banking support systems
by Asghar Mirzaie

Chatbots for Banks Guide

Most bank leaders start with the wrong question. They ask, “Which platform should we use?” A better question is, “What job should this bot do, and what could go wrong if it does it badly?” Chatbots for banks are not just support widgets. They sit close to trust, money, identity, and regulation. A vague answer […]

RPA in banks team reviewing automated banking workflows on monitoring screens
by Asghar Mirzaie

RPA in Banks for 2026

RPA in Banks: Boost Efficiency in 2026 Manual work slows banks down. Teams spend hours copying data, checking documents, and reconciling accounts, and customers feel the delay at every step. That is why RPA in banks keeps getting attention in 2026. Robotic Process Automation, or RPA, uses software bots to handle repeatable digital tasks. The […]

Founder reviewing business process automation workflow dashboard on laptop screen
by Asghar Mirzaie

Business Process Automation Basics

You did not start a company to spend your best hours copying data, sending reminders, and chasing routine approvals. But that is how many weeks look once a business starts growing. A few manual steps turn into dozens. Then hundreds. That is when automation and integration services start to matter. Business process automation helps you […]

Founder mapping workflow automation development steps across connected business tools
by Asghar Mirzaie

Workflow Automation Development

Manual work does not feel dangerous at first. It feels fine. A few copy-pasted emails, a spreadsheet update, a quick Slack ping, and you move on. Then it spreads. Your team starts acting like the glue between tools instead of building the business. That is where workflow automation development pays off. It turns repeatable work […]

Founder planning AI chatbot development for a practical business MVP
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI Chatbot Development Guide

You keep hearing that chatbots are the future. Meanwhile, your inbox is full, your support team is swamped, and leads go cold after hours. AI chatbot development can help, but only if you start with the right problem. This guide is for non-technical founders who want a clear plan, realistic costs, and a first bot […]

Founder planning AI software development workflow for a new product MVP
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI Software Development Guide

You have a strong idea. You know your industry. You can see the problem in plain sight. Now you are wondering if AI software development services can turn that idea into a product people will pay for. You may also be thinking, “I am not a machine learning engineer, so where do I even start?” […]

Editor reviewing AI in newsrooms tools on multiple publishing screens
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI in Newsrooms: What Big Publishers Are Doing

AI in newsrooms is no longer a side experiment. Big publishers are already testing it in search, drafting, and ad operations. Some tools are useful. Some look risky. All of them show the same thing: media companies are trying to save time, protect trust, and find new revenue. For teams planning similar shifts, the bigger […]

Editor managing content automation workflow in a modern digital newsroom
by Asghar Mirzaie

Content Automation in Newsrooms

Content automation can make or break a modern newsroom. State Affairs learned that firsthand. As their publishing operation grew, manual steps, slow approvals, and an outdated system made it harder to ship timely reporting. With the right product thinking, they rebuilt the way content moved from draft to publication and turned editorial friction into a […]

Everhour integration with Slack and Google Calendar for time-off reporting
by Asghar Mirzaie

Everhour Integration with Slack

Does this sound familiar: you’re drowning in time-off requests, trying to juggle all the schedules in your Google Calendar, and hoping your team is updated in Slack. It did to us. We wanted a way for everyone to announce and sync their time off without jumping through a pile of steps. Even with lots of […]

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