Services
Organised by the job to be done
Not “I do Make.com”. These are the parts of a business that stop being manual — from a single connection to a process nobody else wanted to touch.
01 — The hard ones
Complex processes & custom integrations
Most automation work stops where the ready-made connectors stop. This is the part after that: services that only expose a raw API, data that arrives in whatever format a supplier felt like, logic with a dozen branches, and processes that must not fail silently.
- Custom API and webhook integrations where no connector exists
- Parsing and matching messy data — XLS, XML, CSV, PDF, email bodies
- Branching logic: different paths by client, amount, source or priority
- Deduplication and validation so bad data doesn’t spread
- Retries, logging and alerts — failures recover and get reported
- High-volume runs that stay inside rate limits and don’t time out
02 — Getting the client in
Lead capture & processing
Enquiries arrive from everywhere and get lost in the gaps between apps. This puts every channel into one pipeline, sorted before a person even looks at it.
- Instagram, Telegram, WhatsApp, forms, ads and email in one place
- AI classifies intent, urgency and language
- Duplicates merged instead of creating three cards
- Assigned and alerted instantly, with the source attached
- Automatic follow-up if nobody replies in time
Set up from scratch
Pipeline stages, fields, users and permissions built around how you actually sell.
Clean up what you have
Duplicates removed, dead fields deleted, data made trustworthy again.
Connect every source
Website, ads, inbox and phone — every lead lands automatically, tagged.
Keep it in sync
Two-way sync with your other systems, so nothing drifts out of date.
03 — The centre of the process
CRM & sales
A CRM only works if it matches how your business actually sells. I set up HubSpot or Pipedrive around your process — or repair the one you already stopped trusting.
04 — Also part of the toolkit
Everything else that stops being manual
Each of these works on its own, and gets stronger connected to the ones above.
E-commerce operations
One order triggers everything after itStock, invoices, shipping notifications, warehouse handoff and post-purchase follow-up, all from a single trigger.
Reports & dashboards
Built before you sit down on MondayNumbers pulled from ad accounts, CRM, payments and sheets, combined into one view and delivered on schedule.
AI assistants & agents
Not a toy chatbot on your homepageBots that answer customers, inbox assistants that summarise and draft replies, and agents that read documents and decide the next step inside a process.
Internal tools
A simple interface over a messy processA form, dashboard or approval screen for your team, sitting on top of the automation so people can act without touching the plumbing.
Business websites
Wired into your CRM from day oneLanding pages and business sites that load fast, read clearly on a phone, and send enquiries straight into your pipeline instead of a dead inbox.
After launch
I don’t build it and disappear
Automations break when the tools around them change. That’s normal — and it’s covered.
If a scenario fails, an alert fires and it gets logged — I usually know before you do.
Your business changes, so the systems change. Adjustments are part of the deal.
A plain-language walkthrough, so you’re never locked in or left in the dark.
Not sure which of these you need?
That’s what the free audit is for. Describe how you work now, and I’ll tell you where the biggest win is — and whether it’s simple or genuinely hard.