Forms in, CRM rows out. Payment received, fulfillment triggered. Lead captured, Slack notified, follow-up scheduled. The unglamorous plumbing that quietly removes hours from every week.
Stripe, HubSpot, Slack, QuickBooks, Calendly, Google Workspace — every modern business runs on a dozen platforms. The hours leak out at the seams: copying data between them, triggering follow-ups, reconciling state. Automation is the layer that closes those gaps.
Each engagement starts with a workflow map: what triggers, what should happen, who owns it. Then we build the automation, the monitoring, and the runbook for when something inevitably needs a human.
Website forms feed the CRM, segment leads, trigger follow-up sequences, and notify the right human at the right moment.
Stripe events trigger downstream work — fulfillment, onboarding emails, accounting entries — without manual intervention.
Sales alerts, support escalations, payment events, customer milestones — routed to the right channel with the right context.
Weekly and monthly operational reports compiled automatically. Finance gets the same view as ops, on schedule, without anyone owning the spreadsheet.
We pick the orchestration layer that fits the complexity. Sometimes Zapier or Make is exactly enough. Sometimes the answer is a custom worker. We will tell you which, plainly.
Light orchestration
Zapier or Make for low-volume, off-the-shelf integrations.
Mid orchestration
n8n self-hosted when you need version control + on-prem.
Heavy orchestration
Custom Node / Python workers when complexity demands it.
CRM integration
HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, or Salesforce — connected via official APIs.
Observability
Per-workflow logs, alerting, and replay for failed runs.
Operations
Monthly review of failure rates, latency, and high-value workflows.
Workflow automation only earns its keep when the operations team can read the logs, replay the failures, and request changes without a developer. We design for that.
Bring us the workflow that eats your team's Monday morning. We will scope an automation, build it, and operate it month over month so the gain stays a gain.
