Automation
The work between your tools, done automatically.
Most companies do not lack software. They lack the connections between the software they already pay for — so someone exports a file here and pastes it there, every week, forever.
Automation closes those gaps. Data moves on its own, in a defined order, with a record of what happened and an alert when it does not.
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What you get
Hours back, every week
Copying, re-typing and checking between systems disappears. The time saved is recurring, not a one-off.
Fewer quiet mistakes
A transposed digit in a manual export can go unnoticed for months. A defined flow either completes or tells you it failed.
It survives holidays
The process does not depend on one person remembering a Friday routine.
How we work
- 1
Map what happens today
We write down the current path step by step, including the informal parts nobody documented. This alone often reveals work that should simply stop.
- 2
Pick the flow with the best ratio
Not everything is worth automating. We start where the effort is low and the recurring saving is high, so the first result arrives quickly.
- 3
Build with failure in mind
Every flow gets error handling and a notification path. An automation that fails silently is worse than no automation.
- 4
Document and hand over
You receive the flow, an explanation of each step, and what to do when a connected tool changes its interface.
Typical use cases
- Enquiries from the website landing directly in your CRM and inbox
- Invoices collected, renamed and filed for the tax adviser
- Orders synchronised between shop, warehouse and accounting
- Appointments, reminders and follow-ups sent without manual triggers
- Figures from several tools collected into one weekly overview
Tools we work with
- n8n
- Make
- Zapier
- REST & Webhooks
- Python
Does this fit your situation?
Tell us what you are trying to solve. We will look at it honestly and say what is realistic — including when the answer is that you do not need us.
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