Remove the repeated steps between your tools.
Rules that move work along on their own, with a log and an alert if something fails.
Work that follows clear rules
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Order handling
Paid orders sent on to the warehouse or supplier.
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Notifications
The right person told at the right moment.
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Approvals
Requests routed to whoever must say yes.
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Data entry
Information entered once, then copied where it is needed.
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Scheduled tasks
Jobs that run daily or weekly without anyone starting them.
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Alerts and logs
A record of each run, and an alert if one fails.
Every workflow has three parts
A trigger, rules and an action, with a safety net around them.
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Trigger
The event that starts it, such as a new order.
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Rules
The questions it asks, such as whether the order is paid.
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Action
What it does, such as sending the order to the warehouse.
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Safety net
A log, and an alert if a step fails.
From today's steps to a working flow
Four steps, from a map of what happens now to a live workflow.
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01
Map
Today's steps drawn out, with who does what.
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02
Design
Triggers, rules and actions agreed.
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03
Build
The workflow built and tested on sample cases.
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Run
Live with a log, alerts and a support plan.
What we build with
The tools we use to build workflows, and the systems they link.
- Node.js
- JavaScript
- PHP
- REST APIs
- Webhooks
- Shopify
- WordPress
- ERP (business software)
- CRM (customer records)
- Email platforms
Industries we build for
Online stores and software for these industries. Not on the list? Tell us what you sell.
See all industriesStart with one workflow
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Automate one workflow
Good place to startChoose this whenOne repeated task costs your team time.
You getA tested workflow with a log.
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Workflow review
Choose this whenYou are not sure what to automate first.
You getA map of your steps and a ranked list.
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Fix a broken automation
Choose this whenAn existing one fails or nobody owns it.
You getA review, fixes and monitoring.
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Workflow automation FAQ
What can be automated?
Steps that follow clear rules, such as sending an order on, tagging a request or copying data. Decisions that need judgment stay with a person.
What if an automation fails?
Each run is logged and an alert goes to your team. We design for errors, so one failure does not stop everything.
Do we need new software?
Often not. We use the tools you have where we can, and tell you if something new is needed.
Who looks after it?
We can, on a support plan. It is also documented, so your team can.
Ready to remove a repeated step?
Share a short brief. We reply with next steps.