Automations
Your week is full of work that needs nobody.
Remembering the appointment, chasing the quote that never came back, typing the invoice into the system, answering the same message for the tenth time. A flow can do that, and you get the hours back.
Automations
What it includes
The automations people ask us for most, and any other you can think of.
Appointment reminders
So people show up and you stop calling one by one
Lead follow-up
With whoever asked for a quote and never called back
Invoices from a photo
Snap it and it is filed, with nothing typed
Someone answers for you
Takes the call and writes the order down when you cannot
Repetitive documents
The ones you rewrite over and over, from your own template
Flows between systems
What happens on one side shows up on the other, no copy-paste
On what you already use
No need to switch systems; the flow connects to yours.
With a review step
You decide what runs alone and what waits for your approval.
Off whenever you want
One switch, nothing to rebuild and nothing lost.
How it works
A trigger, a few steps, and the work is done.
Something happens (an order arrives, an email lands, a date approaches) and the flow handles the rest: it looks things up, decides, writes into your system and notifies whoever needs to know. If something fails, it tells you before the customer finds out.
How we work
In four weeks the first automation is running.
We find the bottleneck
One morning with your team is enough to see where the time goes.
We design the flow
Step by step, with you, before writing a line of code.
We run it alongside
It runs next to your current process until we trust it.
We leave it running
With alerts if something fails and a switch to turn it off.
Which task takes the most time.
Say it in one sentence and we will tell you on the same call whether it can be automated.
Contact
Let us start with a conversation.
Twenty minutes, free and with no strings. You tell us what you have today and we tell you plainly whether we can help or not.
We reply the same business day.