Lead capture & follow-up automation
Reply to new leads fast and follow up until they answer.
Forms, email, texts, and your CRM
Lead follow-up automation (full service page)Here’s what I build. Each service has its own page with examples, the tools I use, and answers to common questions.
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Reply to new leads fast and follow up until they answer.
Forms, email, texts, and your CRM
Lead follow-up automation (full service page)Answer the routine calls and chats, and pass the rest to you.
Vapi, Retell, and website chat
AI voice & chat assistants (full service page)Keep your CRM or ClickUp up to date without retyping.
ClickUp, your CRM, and Cal.com
CRM automation (full service page)Get your apps passing data to each other, so nobody copies and pastes.
n8n, Make, Zapier, and available APIs
n8n, Make & Zapier automation (full service page)Pull the data out of PDFs and forms, and flag anything odd for a person.
Document extraction and workflow tools
Document processing automation (full service page)Find out why an automation keeps breaking, and fix it.
Existing workflows, logs, and integrations
Automation repair (full service page)That’s what the free call is for. We agree what gets built before I start.
See how the free audit worksThe things people usually ask first.
Probably. I check what your tools can connect to and any plan limits. If something can’t connect reliably, I’ll tell you before suggesting a workaround.
Usually not. I start with what you already use and only suggest a switch if your current tool really can’t do the job.
It depends on the size of the job: how many steps, how many tools, and how much testing. We talk about cost after the free call, once we know what’s worth building.
It depends on the job and how quickly I can get access to your tools. We talk it through once we know what’s being built.
We agree up front what data the workflow uses, who can see it, and where logins are kept. I ask for the least access the job needs, ideally a separate login you can remove at any time.
We plan for that before building: alerts when something fails, and who looks after it.
Bring the job that eats the most time.