Six things we automate most often.
Every engagement starts with one of these. They share the same data and the same follow-up rules, so the second one is always faster to build than the first.
Every enquiry, from any channel, gets a qualified reply in 60 seconds and a slot on the calendar before it goes cold.
Confirmations, nudges and reschedule links timed so people actually turn up, and the sequence stops when they reply.
Forms, PDFs, emails and spreadsheets read and pushed into your CRM, so nobody retypes the same name twice.
Invoices raised from a closed job, sent on schedule, and politely chased until they are paid or escalated.
One daily digest with the four numbers you actually act on, pulled from every tool instead of six dashboards.
The two systems that never talk to each other, connected properly, including the ones without a public API.
In your accounts, on your data, from day one.
Workflows are built inside your own n8n, Make or Zapier workspace and your own CRM, so you own every credential and every automation when we are done. We test against real cases from your last month of work, not demo data, and you approve the map before anything is switched on.
Two automations, and what they gave back.
Google Maps lead engine
Prospects sourced, scored and emailed automatically, with a reply handler that books the interested ones straight into the calendar.
Job application pipeline
Listings pulled, applications tailored and tracked in one sheet, replacing an evening of copy-paste every single day.
Tell us the job your team repeats every week.
One conversation is enough to find the workflow costing you the most. If automation is not the answer, we will say so.