n8n · Zapier · Make

The repetitive work, wired into flows that run themselves

Every company has a person copying data from one screen into another. That is not a technology problem yet — it becomes one the day that person goes on holiday.

What you get

CRM and leads

A lead that arrives gets registered, assigned and followed up without anyone remembering to do it.

Email and WhatsApp

Sequences that go out on time, with the origin of the lead attached so the message is not generic.

Finance and calendar

Invoices, reminders, reconciliations and bookings that stop depending on someone's memory.

Owned by you

Built on n8n, Zapier or Make, in your accounts. If we stop working together, the flows stay yours.

How it works

  1. We find where the copying happens

    The task nobody lists as a task because "it only takes five minutes" — twenty times a day.

  2. We wire the flow

    With the error cases handled, because an automation that fails silently is worse than no automation.

  3. We hand over the keys

    Documented, in your accounts, with your team able to change it.

Questions people ask

Which tool do you use?

n8n, Zapier or Make, depending on volume, budget and where your data has to live. The choice gets argued before it gets built, not after.

What if the automation breaks?

It has to fail loudly and tell somebody. Silent failure is the most expensive defect in this kind of work, so error handling is part of the build.

Can it work with the software we already have?

Almost always. What matters is whether your current tools have an API or at least a usable export — that gets checked before anything is promised.

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