
BD Lead Capture & Multi-Channel Follow-Up Automation
Zapier automation case study
Real systems built for real businesses. From webhook to invoice, fully automated.

Zapier automation case study

Make automation case study

Make automation case study

Make automation case study

Hubspot automation case study

N8n automation case study
Custom automation case study
Custom automation case study
Custom automation case study
Each of the systems on this page started the same way: a team buried in manual work, a stack of tools that didn't talk to each other, and a leadership team that wanted leverage, not headcount. The automations we ship are not science experiments — they are pieces of operational infrastructure that run quietly in the background, day after day, and earn their keep within weeks.
We don't publish vanity numbers. Every result on a case study is something the client can defend with their own data. Hours saved per week. Tickets resolved without a human. Lead-to-meeting conversion rate before and after. Cycle time on a process that used to take days. The point of an automation is the metric it moves, and that's what we report on.
Not every workflow deserves an AI build. Some problems are better solved with a clean spreadsheet, a clear process, or a single Zap. We turn down work where the ROI isn't there. When we accept a project, it's because we've already mapped the workflow, agreed on the metric to move, and seen that automation is the right answer.
The clients on this page span industries — SaaS, e-commerce, services businesses, and internal operations — but they share a common pattern: the manual work was repeatable, the data was already in their systems, and the cost of getting it wrong was bounded. That combination is where AI automation gives the biggest leverage.
Most new engagements start with a 30-minute call where we walk through your current process and pick the highest-impact automation we can ship in four weeks. We'll tell you honestly if we're the wrong fit — that's cheaper for both of us than three months of wasted scope.