I automate business processes so you can grow without adding people at the same rate.
Every manual process is a bottleneck. I build automations into the tools you already run.
Copying leads into the CRM, sending follow-ups, generating reports: all of it can be automated. This is not about replacing people. It is about freeing their time for work that needs judgement and creativity.
A marketer, a salesperson, an assistant: each of them does things no software will replace. Moving data between systems is not one of those things. Give your people those hours back.
500h
a year spent on admin
PLN 40–50k
a year at a rate of PLN 80–120 per hour
→ 0h
after automation
No migration, no switching tools. I build automations on Make and n8n and wire them into the systems you already have in place.
Using something outside this list? If it has an API, I can almost certainly integrate it.
CRM
E-commerce
Marketing
Communication
How does n8n lead routing actually work? The architecture, the design decisions and the results, step by step.
2,007
leads routed automatically
5 FB + 20 LP
sources → 10 branches
99.9%
accuracy (2 errors in 2,007)
The schedule follows your pace. Complex projects take longer, and we agree on that up front.
1–2 days
I map your processes and point out which automations return the most.
2–3 days
I design the scenarios and integrations around your tools.
3–4 days
I build the automations in Make/n8n, test them on production data and switch them on.
1 day
I hand over the documentation, run the training and give you full control.
Every automation I build is yours. You get documentation for each scenario, an admin account in Make/n8n and training for whoever owns operations. I can stay on as support, but you never have to pick that.
Every scenario written up step by step. Your team can read it and change it without me.
An admin account in Make/n8n. No black boxes, no dependency on the vendor.
A handover session with whoever owns operations. Questions, edge cases, procedures.
I will review the processes you run today and show you where automation returns the most. No strings attached.