Workflow automation.
Let your apps do the repetitive work: approvals, notifications, data entry and reports, using Make and Microsoft Power Automate.
If a job repeats every week and follows rules,a person shouldn't be doing it.
We build it once. People step in when judgment is needed.
A form comes in. The rest happens on its own.
Most businesses have jobs that follow the same steps every time: copy this into that, ask someone to approve, send a reminder, build a report. We connect your apps so those steps happen on their own.
We build with Make and Microsoft Power Automate, and can reach any system that has an API.
Three jobs we automate.
- ApprovalsTodaySomeone emails the request, then chases it.AutomatedThe right person is asked, reminded and escalated, and every step is recorded.
- ReportsTodaySomeone builds the same report by hand.AutomatedIt is built and sent on a schedule.
- Data entryTodaySomeone copies fields from one system to another.AutomatedData is entered once and carried to every system that needs it.
How a project runs.
- Pick one jobChoose one that is repetitive and follows rules.
- Map how it works todayWe write down each step, who does it and which systems are involved.
- Build itWe connect the apps and set up approvals, alerts and any AI steps.
- Watch it runRun history shows what happened. Failed runs are retried or sent to a person.
Questions about workflow automation.
What tools do you use?
Mainly Make and Microsoft Power Automate. We choose the one that fits best: Power Automate for work inside Microsoft 365, Make for connecting a wider range of apps.
Can you add AI to a workflow?
Yes. AI can read, classify, summarize or draft inside a workflow, with a person approving anything that matters.
Who looks after the automations afterward?
We can keep monitoring and adjusting them as part of ongoing support. Ask us what suits you.