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Approvals, handovers, reminders and data entry that run on their own across the tools you already use. Your team stops copying and pasting, and gets back to the work that matters.
I start by mapping the workflow as it runs today, step by step, including the handovers where things slow down. Then I connect the steps between your existing tools, so information entered once reaches every place it’s needed. Before anything goes live it’s tested with your own data, and you get documentation of how it all works.
Manual steps cost time every week and break in the same places: retyped data, approvals that wait, reminders that depend on someone remembering. Automating them with the tools you already have closes those gaps without asking your team to switch to a new system.
Every step, tool and handover written down, so it’s clear what gets automated and what stays with a person.
Information entered once moves on to the next tool by itself, without copy and paste.
If a step can’t run, you hear about it straight away, so nothing breaks silently.
Every workflow runs on real examples from your business before it goes live.
A plain description of what runs, when and in which tool, so your team knows how it works.
You get an alert, and I keep monitoring running automations on a best-effort basis, so problems are caught early instead of noticed weeks later.
A basic automation normally starts from €1,400. Larger AI systems depend on how many tools connect, the data involved, and the scope. You get a written price before anything is built, and the first call is free.
A bounded automation usually takes 2–4 weeks. A larger system with several integrations takes 4–8 weeks and is delivered in stages you can test along the way.
