Business Process Automation
If someone in your company copies data from one window to another, that task can be automated. We map your processes, connect your tools and remove the repetitive work — so your team does what earns money and the robots do the rest.
- Tool integrations: CRM ↔ invoicing ↔ e-mail ↔ calendar ↔ sheets
- Automated offers, invoices, reminders, reports
- AI in the loop: document reading, e-mail triage, data extraction
- n8n, Make, Zapier — or custom code where they fall short
A typical engagement starts with a process audit: we sit with your team for a day and list every repetitive task — who does it, how often, what breaks. Then we automate in order of payback. Common first wins: leads flowing from ads and forms into one CRM with automatic follow-ups; invoices generated and sent when a job closes; a Monday-morning report that writes itself.
We are tool-agnostic. Where visual platforms like n8n or Make are enough, you get flows you can inspect and cheaply run; where they creak, we write proper code. Either way you get documentation and ownership — automation that only its author understands is a liability, not an asset.
Frequently asked questions
Which processes should a company automate first?
The highest-frequency, lowest-judgment tasks: data entry between systems, follow-up messages, invoice generation, report building. They pay back in weeks and prove the approach before bigger steps.
Do we need to change our current tools?
Usually no. Automation connects what you already use. We recommend replacements only when a tool actively blocks integration.
What does business automation cost?
From £1,000 for a first automation, scaling with how many systems it has to touch. Work usually takes a week upwards. Every quote includes the estimated hours it saves you each month, so you can see the payback before you commit.