Workflow Automation. Automate repetitive business operations.
We turn the copy-paste work between your tools into documented, monitored automations, built on n8n, Make, Zapier, or custom workers and owned by your team, not by one person's memory.
Your team's hours disappear into work a machine should do.
Orders re-typed into invoices. Spreadsheets reconciled by hand. Follow-ups that depend on someone remembering. It works, right up until volume grows or that one person leaves.
- Hours per week lost to copy-paste operations between tools.
- Brittle DIY automations that fail silently and have no owner.
- Processes that live in one person's head instead of documentation.
Automations built like software, not like duct tape.
We map the process first, then build workflows with error handling, retries, and alerting, then hand them over with a runbook your team can actually operate. When something fails, you know before your customer does.
What you receive.
- Documented process map of the workflow before we automate it
- Production workflows with error handling and retries
- Failure alerting to email, WhatsApp, or Slack
- A runbook for operating and extending each automation
- Team training and handover
- Support and monitoring arrangement
How a typical engagement runs.
Durations below are typical, not quoted. Your proposal includes a timeline scoped to your project.
- 01 · Week 1Process mapping
We document the current process, its exceptions, and what 'done' means.
- 02 · Weeks 2-4Build & test
Workflows built and tested against real data, with your edge cases covered.
- 03 · Week 5Rollout & training
Parallel run, cutover, and training so your team owns the result.
Common questions about workflow automation.
- It depends on volume, budget, and where your data is allowed to live. n8n self-hosted is our default for cost control and privacy; Make and Zapier win when speed of setup matters more. We'll recommend one in the proposal and explain why.
Let's scope your workflow automation project.
A consultation is free, and the proposal you receive is written: scope, timeline, and price you can hold us to.