No-code automation. Fast workflows, built properly.
We build workflows in n8n, Make or Zapier that connect your tools and remove repetitive handoffs, with error handling, documentation and an owner on your side.
For teams that need a working automation quickly, on tools they can see and adjust themselves.
No-code automation
We pick the simplest tool that can do the job reliably, build the workflow with clear rules and a route for exceptions, and add alerts so failures do not go unnoticed. You get the workflow in your own account, a written runbook and a walkthrough.
- (01)Built in your own accounts
- (02)Error handling and alerts
- (03)Clear rules for exceptions
- (04)Runbook and walkthrough
Tools we use for this.
- n8n
- Make
- Zapier
- Webhooks
- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
We choose the stack that fits your requirements. Tool names describe our skills, not partnerships.
Setup.
1–2 weeks.
One clearly bounded piece of work, such as a system configured or a review completed, handed over ready to use.
Included
- (01)Workflow design with the process owner
- (02)Build and testing with real examples
- (03)Error handling, retries and alerts
- (04)Documentation and runbook
- (05)Walkthrough for your team
Not included
- (01)Platform subscription fees
- (02)Workflows outside the agreed scope
- (03)Round-the-clock monitoring (available in Build & Support)
How it runs
- (01) · Days 1–2
Scope
Pick one workflow, its trigger, rules and exceptions.
- (02) · Week 1
Build
Configure, test with real examples and add alerts.
- (03) · Week 2
Hand over
Runbook, walkthrough and ownership agreed.
Also available as: Build & Support (Staged, ongoing). Compare the formats.
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n8n, Make or Zapier: which is best?
Zapier is quickest for simple, low-volume tasks. Make handles more complex branching. n8n can be self-hosted, which helps when data must stay in your environment or volumes are high. We recommend one after seeing the workflow.
When is no-code not enough?
When volumes are high, the logic is complex or the process needs strict auditing. Then we move to coded business process automation.
Who owns the workflows?
You do. We build in your accounts and hand over access and documentation.