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Maksym Semenykhin

Laravel Performance Optimization for Slow CRM Reports

A reproducible slow operation, then measurements of query time, API latency and resource use. The diagnosis decides where the change belongs.

Scope & deliverables

For whom
SaaS founders and teams facing slow CRM reports, API latency or rising resource usage.
Outcome
A measured baseline, prioritized bottlenecks, scoped improvements and a before/after comparison on the same workload.
What I need
A reproducible slow operation, representative data, query logs and read-only access where possible. No secrets in the first message.
Format & timing
Start with diagnosis; implement agreed fixes in a separate stage. Timing depends on reproducibility and access.

Project or ongoing retainer. Scope, schedule and fees are agreed after an initial review. I reply within one business day and name the next step before you commit to anything.

Investigate a slow report

Related engineering experience

Removing bottlenecks in a training platform

Backend and frontend work on a training platform with partner-service integrations, with a focus on database and application performance.

Questions about this service

What do you measure before optimizing a slow report?

I establish a reproducible workload and record query time, API latency and resource use. The diagnosis determines whether the change belongs in SQL, application code or background processing. Before and after measurements use the same workload.

Do we need to rewrite our Laravel application?

Not by default. I start with the current system, its constraints and measured failures. A rewrite is an option only when the evidence supports it.

How much does a project or retainer cost?

I estimate after reviewing the scope, access and risks. Project deliverables or retainer capacity, fees and exclusions are agreed before work starts.

Practical reading

MySQL slow log: what to read before you refactor

Slow CRM/SaaS reports: indexes and queues first

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