Your business,
running itself.

We connect the tools you already use, and repetitive work stops going through your hands.

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New orderTrigger
Read the dataCustomer and items
Decide with AISorts and drafts
Save to the CRMRecord updated
Notify the customerWhatsApp
Issue the invoicePDF and delivery
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24/7 HANDS OFF

What stops
being done by hand.

The same five tasks, before and after. None of them disappears from the business: they stop taking up someone's day.

By hand

  • Copying every order into the spreadsheet3 h/wk
  • Answering the same email twenty times4 h/wk
  • Creating and sending invoices one by one2.5 h/wk
  • Chasing quotes that got no reply2 h/wk
  • Building the monthly report by hand2.5 h/wk

Automated

  • Logged the moment it comes in
  • The reply goes out on its own, with the customer's details
  • Generated, sent and filed
  • The reminder goes out by itself after three days
  • The dashboard is always up to date
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hours a week handed back to your team. Every week, with nobody having to remember.

What gets automated
in a real business.

These aren't abstract processes: they're the six areas where time is almost always being lost.

Sales and customers

Contacts from your form, your ads or WhatsApp land in the CRM on their own, assigned and with a follow-up reminder attached.

Form → CRM → alert to the rep

Admin and invoicing

Invoices issued, sent to the customer and filed where they belong, numbered and with their copy.

Order → PDF invoice → email → Drive

Support and replies

Confirmations, status updates and common answers that go out straight away, with each customer's real details.

Email or WhatsApp → reply with their data

Marketing and content

Posts, newsletters and campaign reports prepared and sent on the day and at the hour they're due.

Calendar → post → report

Operations and stock

Bookings, orders and inventory kept in sync between shop, warehouse and spreadsheet, with nothing copied twice.

Shop → stock → supplier alert

Data and reporting

Dashboards that refresh themselves and a summary in your inbox every Monday, with nobody exporting a CSV.

Sources → dashboard → weekly summary

It connects to
what you already use.

Nobody has to switch tools: the workflow is built on top of the ones your team already has open.

  • n8n
  • Make
  • Zapier
  • Google Sheets
  • Gmail
  • Notion
  • Slack
  • Airtable
  • WhatsApp
  • Stripe
  • HubSpot
  • Shopify
  • Calendly
  • Telegram
  • Google Drive
  • OpenAI · Claude

And to anything else with an API. If yours isn't on the list, it can almost always be connected anyway.

From the repeated task
to the workflow running.

Four steps. The first one is a conversation, not a quote.

  1. 01

    We map it

    We look at how you work today and write down what repeats, what it costs and where the mistakes get in. That gives us the list of what is worth automating, ordered by what pays back most.

  2. 02

    We design the workflow

    We draw the whole path before touching anything: what triggers it, what decisions it makes, what happens when something fails and who gets told. You sign it off before it gets built.

  3. 03

    We build and test it

    We assemble the workflow and run it against your real data until it holds up on the odd cases. Nothing goes live without having been through its own failures first.

  4. 04

    We keep it alive

    Tools change their APIs and processes change shape. We watch the runs, tell you if something breaks and adjust it as your business moves.

Most workflows are running within one or two weeks. The ones touching several tools and sensitive data, three or four.

Tell us about your
project.

We take every project seriously. Before quoting, we want to understand your business. The first conversation is free and with no strings attached.

An answer in under 24h
We read every message personally.
No commitment
The first meeting is free and with no pressure.
A proposal in 48h
A detailed quote and a technical roadmap.
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How would you describe your business?