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the follow-ups happen whether anyone remembers or not

Stop moving the same details by hand.

Example workflow
Form arrives
Tools connect
Agreed follow-up
Illustration only. Nothing is sent.

Final scope, integrations and provider fees are confirmed before the build.

From $500 · final scope and price agreed in writing

Scope, examples & what is included

most 'we need software' problems are actually 'two systems don't talk' problems. the fix is rarely a new platform — it's a pipe between the tools you already pay for.

we build those pipes where your team can see them: google workspace automations in apps script, n8n workflows your staff can read and edit, and integrations with quickbooks, stripe, slack, twilio, your pos, or your ats.

Does this sound familiar?

  • data gets copied between systems by hand
  • new leads and form submissions sit unanswered
  • reports take hours of exporting and pasting
  • approvals and handoffs live in someone's memory
  • five tools, none of them talking to each other

What we build for this

  • form → sheet → document → email chains, end to end
  • n8n pipelines your team can edit without calling us
  • integrations: quickbooks, stripe, google, slack, twilio, your pos
  • automatic reports that build themselves on schedule
  • document workflows: created, filed, approved, versioned

proof, not promises

Evidence related to this service

document control

a request names a template; seconds later the google doc exists, filed and shared correctly. approval locks it, publishing versions it. built in apps script, then again as six n8n workflows the team edits themselves.

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questions people ask first

Questions before starting

what should i automate first?

the thing a person does most often with the least judgment — retyping, forwarding, filing. we find it in the free call; it's usually obvious within ten minutes.

is this ai?

mostly not, and that's a feature. deterministic automations are cheaper and more reliable. ai enters only where reading or drafting is involved.

what does it cost?

workflow automation starts at $500. a single pipe between two systems is the low end; multi-step pipelines touching several systems scale from there. after launch, the event log and time spent on the old process give you a concrete way to judge whether the automation is worth keeping or expanding.

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