Automations for everyday business admin
A call first — we map the task before quoting anything
Every option starts with a free mapping call. We quote after it, never per task or per run.
One job that keeps getting dropped, handled every time.
Custom quote
After a free mapping call
Book the mapping callNo per-task or per-run billing. Nothing to sign before the call.
The daily admin, end to end: enquiry, booking, follow-up.
Custom quote
After a free mapping call
Book the mapping callNo per-task or per-run billing. Nothing to sign before the call.
New workflows as the business changes, without a new project.
Custom quote
After a free mapping call
Book the mapping callNo per-task or per-run billing. Nothing to sign before the call.
No software to learn and nothing to configure. We start from the task you already do by hand, and you get it back working.
What happens today, who does it, and where it gets dropped. The useful detail is usually the exception nobody wrote down.
On n8n, on infrastructure we run. Connected to the tools you already pay for rather than replacing them.
Every run is recorded. Failures retry, and if one keeps failing a person is told — you should not be the monitoring.
Open any workflow, see what it does, change it or ask us to. It is not a black box and you are not locked in.
A message arrives by chat, call or form and becomes a row with the details already filled in — name, need, number — before anyone has opened a tab.
A held slot reaches the right calendar with the address and job notes attached, and the customer gets the confirmation.
Routed by what the form actually says, not by whoever checks the shared inbox first.
The quote chased on day three, the review asked for after the job, the renewal flagged before it lapses. Small, dull, and the first thing dropped in a busy week.
n8n speaks to around 500 services out of the box — spreadsheets, calendars, inboxes, CRMs, accounting, messaging — and to anything else with an API. Nothing here asks you to move your business into new software.
Most business mistakes are not bad decisions, they are missed steps — the enquiry logged late, the figure typed twice, the confirmation nobody sent. A workflow does not get busy, distracted, or leave on Friday. And when something outside it does break, the run retries, the failure is recorded, and a person is told rather than the job quietly vanishing.
A question in a chat box, a call to a number nobody could answer, a form at eleven at night. The useful automations begin there — the agent captures what was said, and the workflow decides what has to happen next.
Captured as it is said
Name, need and number written down while the conversation is happening, not reconstructed from memory afterwards.
Routed by what it is
A quote request, a complaint and a booking are not the same job and do not go to the same place.
Answered out of hours
The enquiry that arrives at eleven is handled at eleven, and you read the summary in the morning.
What we automate, what it runs on, and what happens when something goes wrong.
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