Business automation
Processes that take people hours today — copying data, reports, invoices, reminders — run on their own, with error handling and a full log.
Sound familiar?
The same data typed by hand into several systems.
Weekly reports assembled from Excel exports.
Documents (invoices, orders, CVs) read and retyped manually.
Duct-tape automations that silently break.
What it usually looks like inside
- Webhooksstore · CRM · formsSchedulercron · events
- Queueretry · idempotency
- WorkerPython · Node
- ERP / CRMAPIAIclassify · extractDocumentsPDF · invoicesNotificationse-mail · SMS · Slack
The scope you get
API integrations
I connect your store, CRM, ERP, accounting and team tools.
Document processing
AI-assisted data extraction from PDFs and email, with validation.
Automated reports
Dashboards and reports delivered on schedule.
Notifications
Email, SMS, Slack — at the right moment, to the right person.
Reliability
Queues, retries, idempotency and error alerts.
Process documentation
A process map and runbook — you know what happens and when.
Technologies in this area
- Node.js
- Python
- n8n
- PostgreSQL
- Claude
- Docker
Business automation — FAQ
01n8n/Zapier or custom code?
Simple flows — n8n (self-hosted). Critical, high-volume processes — a custom service with a queue, tests and monitoring.
02What if an external API goes down?
Jobs go to a queue and are retried; past the limit you get an alert with error context.
03Does it pay off?
We calculate it upfront: current process time × frequency vs. the cost of build and maintenance.
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