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Software does the copying, chasing and sorting. Your people make only the decisions.
A workflow is a chain of small jobs. Most of them do not need a person.
Most steps in a workflow are copying and waiting. We hand those to software and keep the real decision with a person.
Take a purchase request at a mid-size company. Someone fills a Google Form, an operations executive copies it into a sheet, checks the budget, emails the department head, waits, forwards the approval to accounts, and updates the sheet again. Five of those steps are copying and waiting. One is a real decision.
AI workflow automation runs the copying and waiting in software and uses a language model for the steps that used to need someone to read: deciding which category a request belongs to, pulling the amount and vendor out of an attached quote, or drafting the reply. The real decision still goes to the right person, with everything they need on one screen.
We build these workflows around the process you already run. If the work is mostly moving data between tools, we usually build it on n8n. If documents are the bottleneck, the extraction side is covered by our OCR and document intelligence work. If the trigger is a customer message on WhatsApp, see WhatsApp CRM automation service.
These are the workflows owners and operations heads ask us for most often.
Requests checked against your rules, sent to the right approver, reminders on autopilot.
Purchase requests, discounts, leave, refunds and vendor onboarding. The workflow collects the request, checks it against your rules (amount limits, budget heads, who reports to whom), sends it to the approver by email, WhatsApp or Slack, waits, and records the answer. Reminders go out automatically when an approval sits too long.
Orders, leads and bank lines move between your tools without retyping.
Orders from Shopify into your accounts, leads from website forms into the CRM, bank statement lines into a reconciliation sheet. The workflow reads one system's API or export and writes to the next, with checks for duplicates and missing fields before anything is saved.
A model tags every incoming email or ticket and sends it to the right person.
Incoming emails, support tickets or form submissions are read by a model that tags the topic, urgency and language, then assigns them to the right team or person. Anything the model is unsure about lands in a shared queue instead of being guessed.
Reminders and status mails written from the live record, never stale.
Payment reminders, document requests to clients, appointment confirmations and weekly status mails, written from the live record so the numbers in the message are always current.
A plain-language summary of your numbers, delivered on schedule.
A daily or weekly summary pulled from your sheets, CRM and accounts, written in plain language by a model and sent at a fixed time. For a full cross-channel view, see marketing intelligence dashboards.
We sit with your team and map the real steps, tools and exceptions.
A call or a visit where your team shows us the real steps, the tools, the files and the exceptions. We write the process down as a numbered list and a diagram and send it back for you to correct.
One frequent, rule-based process that hurts when it runs late.
We choose one process that runs often, has clear rules and hurts when it is late. We agree what done looks like: which records are created, who approves what, and what happens when something fails.
Built and tested on masked copies of your own records.
We build in a test workspace using sample records you share, with personal data masked where possible. AI steps are tested against a set of real past examples so we can see where the model is right, where it is wrong, and where it should hand over to a person.
The workflow runs beside your team until both give the same results.
For a short period the workflow runs alongside your team. Its output is checked against what people did by hand, and we adjust rules and prompts until the two agree.
Live with alerts, a run log, a runbook and full admin access.
The workflow goes live with alerts for failures, a log of every run and a runbook your team can follow. You get admin access to everything we built. Support after launch is agreed up front.
Repeating, rule-based work that moves data between tools you already use.
Work that repeats every day or week, follows rules you can write down, and moves data between tools you already pay for. Also work where people spend time reading documents or messages just to decide where they go.
A process that changes monthly or nobody has agreed on yet.
A process that changes every month, or one nobody has agreed on yet. Automating it fixes the confusion in place. We will suggest settling the process first, and we will say so on the first call.
Credit, medical and money decisions stay with a person. The workflow prepares the case.
Credit decisions, medical judgements and anything that books money should stay with a person. The workflow prepares the case and records the decision; it does not make it. Our own accounting product, Fint, follows the same rule: no money is recorded until a person confirms it.
The engine and the model can run on your own server.
If records cannot leave your network, the workflow engine and the model can both run on your own server. See custom AI systems for how we set that up.
Described without the client's name, as agreed.
An approval workflow on n8n with AI routing and a full audit trail of who approved what, and when.
We built an approval workflow on n8n with AI routing and an audit trail. Requests arrive from a form, a model reads them and decides which approver and which category they belong to, the approver answers from a message, and every step is written to a log that shows the original request, the model's suggestion, the person who approved it and when.
The audit log is the part owners tend to value most once a workflow is live: when someone asks why a request was approved, the answer is a search away instead of a hunt through inboxes.
The one that runs most often, follows clear rules and causes the most chasing when it is late. Lead intake, invoice and bill handling, approvals and customer follow-ups are common first choices. We help you pick on the first call.
Usually not. We connect the tools you already run, such as Google Workspace, Tally, Shopify, Razorpay and your CRM, and add the automation between them. We build integrations with these through their official APIs or exports.
Every AI step has a confidence check. Items below the threshold go to a person in a review queue instead of being processed. Everything the model decided is logged, so mistakes can be found and the rules or prompts corrected.
Only if you choose a hosted model, and only the fields that step needs. For sensitive records we can run an open-weight model on your own server so nothing leaves your network. We will explain the trade-off in cost and accuracy before you decide.
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 expects you to collect personal data for a stated purpose and protect it. We keep personal data out of AI prompts where it is not needed, mask it in logs, and document where each field goes, which makes your own compliance work easier. This is engineering help, not legal advice.
Yes. You can keep us on for monitoring and changes, or take it over yourselves using the runbook and diagram we hand over. Both are fine with us.
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