Your team's best hours are going to work a robot should do.
Every scaling company accumulates swivel-chair work: copying data between tools, chasing approvals, updating three systems to close one deal. We find those loops, automate the ones worth automating, and document them so they keep working after we leave.
What we take off your plate.
Process mapping
We document the actual workflow — not the wiki version — and find where hours leak before touching any tool.
Automation builds
Cross-tool workflows in Zapier, Make, or native platform automation — built for maintainability, not cleverness.
Integration plumbing
API-level connections where no-code hits its limits: webhooks, middleware, and custom field mapping between systems.
Error handling & monitoring
Alerts, retries, and failure paths, so automations fail loudly instead of silently corrupting data.
Sprawl cleanup
Audit and consolidation of legacy zaps, scenarios, and scripts — retiring duplicates and documenting survivors.
Internal ops tooling
Approval flows, intake forms, and notification systems that give recurring internal processes a paved road.
Two ways to work with us.
Fixed-scope build
A defined piece of work with a start, an end, and a handover. Best for migrations, rebuilds, and audits.
- →Scoped and quoted after the stack audit
- →Milestone-based delivery
- →Documentation included in scope
Embedded ops partner
A monthly retainer where we operate as part of your team — running the machine and improving it as we go.
- →Fixed monthly capacity, flexible priorities
- →Inside your Slack and sprint cadence
- →Monthly stack health review
What “done” looks like.
Every engagement leaves artifacts behind — not just changes in your instance.
- DOCProcess map, current vs. automatedWhere the hours went, where they go now, and what each automation replaced.
- SYSTEMWorking automationsBuilt, tested, and running in your stack with error handling included.
- DOCAutomation registryEvery workflow catalogued: what it does, what it touches, who owns it.
- SYSTEMMonitoring & alertsFailure notifications routed to a channel someone actually reads.
- CADENCEQuarterly automation reviewFailure trends, new automation candidates, and retirement list.
Start with the audit.
45 minutes, free, and you keep the findings either way. It's also how we scope every engagement — so nothing here starts with a guess.