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Automation Implementation is for teams that have already done the thinking. You know where the manual work is. You know what’s slowing you down. You just need someone to build it properly and make sure it sticks.
You’re a good fit if:
Four to six weeks. We design it, build it, roll it out, and optimise it until it runs smoothly.
We map out what you need automated: the triggers, the logic, the actions. We check your systems, confirm what's possible, and design flows that fit how your team actually works. No theoretical blueprints. Just practical automation.
We build the automation. This includes routing rules, tagging logic, follow-up sequences, internal alerts, and any integrations needed between your systems. Everything gets tested before it touches real data.
We go live. Your team gets trained on how the automation works, what to watch for, and how to troubleshoot common issues. No black boxes! Your people will understand what's happening under the hood.
We monitor, tweak, and refine. Real-world usage always surfaces edge cases. We stick around for 30 days to catch them and adjust the automation until it runs clean.
Custom workflows that trigger, route, and act based on your specific business rules
Automatic categorisation and assignment so work lands in the right place
Timed email or task sequences that run automatically after key events
Notifications to the right people when something needs attention
Hands-on training so your team understands and can maintain the system
Ongoing refinement after go-live to catch edge cases and fine-tune performance
Duration: 4–6 weeks (including 30-day optimisation)
Engagement: Fixed scope, clear deliverables, hands-on implementation
Pricing: Quoted based on number of flows and system complexity. We’ll scope it on a call
This isn’t set-and-forget. We stay until it’s working properly and your team knows how to keep it running.
Book a call and tell me what you want to automate. If it’s not the right fit or if there’s a simpler way, I’ll tell you.
