Automation
Draft prepared
- Numbers pulled and matched to last week
- Anything missing stays marked, not guessed
AI and automation
We map one workflow that already runs by hand, then build it in n8n, Zapier, or a scoped agent. Nothing moves past a review checkpoint on its own.
Illustrative customer journey
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What we automate
Each automation replaces one task a person already does today, not a whole department at once.
Ad accounts, store, and CRM numbers pulled into one reviewed report.
A new inquiry reaches the right inbox without someone watching a form all day.
A first draft of a caption, email, or reply, held for a person to edit.
A finished job passed between tools without a manual copy-paste step.
Review desk
Every workflow ends at a checkpoint, not a black box.
A worked example. No message here is sent and no report is real.
Review desk
Pulled from the ad accounts, the store, and the CRM into one draft.
Automation
Named reviewer
The draft waits here until a person checks the numbers and the wording.
Sends to the distribution list on schedule.
Holds for a fix. Nothing goes out on a guess.
Method
Document the steps, the exceptions, and who owns the outcome today.
Connect it in n8n or Zapier, or scope a narrow agent when a connector falls short.
Set the checkpoint, the failure path, and who gets the alert.
Subscriptions and boundaries
A subscription does not automatically include the access a workflow needs.
Who this is for
Fit depends on a manual workflow that already works and a person ready to own the review.
Something a person does today, reliably, just too often by hand.
One person who checks the output and owns what happens next.
API or admin access to the systems the workflow touches.
Not for fully unattended sending or spending. Every workflow here keeps a person at the checkpoint.
Bring the current workflow, the tools involved, and the person who should review its output. We will say what to automate first and where the checkpoint goes.