Stop doing the same work twice. Workflows that run themselves.
Repetitive admin quietly eats hours every week. We connect the tools already in your business, remove the manual joins, and hand those hours back.
from £1,200Fixed quote after a free audit call.
Watch it work: a support email arrives
Tap a step to see how it is set up.
What is the manual work costing you?
Drag the sliders. The assumption is on screen, not hidden in a footnote.
Assumes automation handles about 70% of this work.
Manual vs automated. Same job.
Seven steps a human does every time a lead comes in, against one workflow.
Scenario: a new lead emails asking for a quote.
Simulated clock. Seven steps, about 22 minutes, every single lead.
Same job. The workflow does it in seconds, every time.
Tools we connect.
Most modern tools with an API or webhook can be joined up. These are the usual starting points.
- Slack
- Gmail
- Notion
- Stripe
- Linear
- HubSpot
- Sheets
Example automations.
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Lead capture, CRM enrichment and a Slack ping
Turn form fills into qualified leads, enriched records, and instant team notifications.
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Support email triage
Classify incoming emails, draft first responses, and route urgent tickets to the right channel.
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Weekly KPI digest
Pull metrics from your tools, summarise what changed, and send the report every Monday.
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Invoice chasing
Detect overdue invoices, draft a polite follow-up, and log the status back to your workspace.
From messy process to reliable run.
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Audit
We trace the manual process, tools, owners, edge cases, and failure modes before designing anything.
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Design
The workflow gets drawn before it gets built, including where humans stay in the loop.
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Build
n8n, APIs, LLM calls, logs, alerts, credentials, and guardrails are wired into one working system.
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Handover
You get the runbook, ownership notes, and clear instructions for handling exceptions.
Questions before we wire it up.
What tools can you connect?
Most modern SaaS tools with an API or webhook can be connected. Email, CRMs, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Sheets, Linear, and HubSpot are common starting points.
Do automations run without me watching them?
Yes. The point is reliable background work, with logs, alerts, and clear handoff when a human needs to review something.
Can AI make decisions in the workflow?
Yes, where it is useful. We normally keep AI decisions bounded, logged, and easy to override.
What happens when something fails?
Good automation plans for failure. Retries, fallback branches, alerting, and readable logs are part of the build.
Got a workflow that should already be automatic?
Show us the manual steps. We will map the system, build the workflow, and hand over something your team can trust.
- Logged
- Guardrailed
- Runs quietly