Lead routing and enrichment
A lead comes in, the missing fields get filled, and it lands with the right person.
Companies book a call when they want something built.
Marketing and AI automation, scoped to a workflow your team already runs.
A lead comes in, the missing fields get filled, and it lands with the right person.
Duplicates, stale fields, and messy stages get sorted so the CRM stays usable.
Campaign links keep their source, and that source lands where reporting can read it.
Spend, pipeline, and campaign numbers collect in one place your team already checks.
Inbound mail gets read, sorted, and drafted. A person still decides what gets sent.
A brief, a link, or a form turns into the next step: a draft, a task, or a handoff.
These are free flows already on the site. Open one to see the kind of work builders ship.
Reads replies, answers in the same Gmail thread, and adds opt-outs to your suppression list.
Free n8n flowEvery hour it pulls Meta campaign spend into Airtable, and keeps a snapshot beside the daily row.
Free n8n flowClassifies comments on an ad post and drafts a reply. A person still decides what gets posted.
Free n8n flowAt 10:00 it compares each ad's latest click rate with its own days in a 14-day window, then posts a ranked note to Slack.
Free n8n flowTurns a YouTube link into a vertical short: transcript, script, Veo b-roll, then a Creatomate render.
Free n8n flowCollects public job listings, scores them against a profile, and emails the ones that clear a score.
Free n8n flowBuilds a listing pool, then scores it each morning against one candidate profile and emails the digest.
Free n8n flowScores each application against your criteria, logs everyone, and sends HR the top three for that day.
A call, a written scope, a builder, then the handover.
Tell us what you want built. The call is how this starts.
We write down the workflow, the tools you already use, and what finished looks like for this project.
The work is matched to someone in the community who ships this kind of flow.
The builder ships the workflow, writes it down, and hands it to you.
People who learn and ship together in the community, review each other's work, and ship real flows.
People in the community work on the same kinds of problems and share what they ship.
Builders read each other's flows and talk through what to change.
The public flows on this site are the kind of thing they make.
Three ways to shape the work. We agree which one on the call.
One workflow, written down, built, and handed over.
After a workflow ships, the same builder can stay with it when you want changes.
A builder works beside your team so they can run and change the workflow themselves.
The build should be clear enough for your team to run after handover.
The workflow is written down so someone on your side can follow it.
You get the workflow in your own account, with notes on how to run it.
Source data is wired so it lands where your reporting can use it.
The workflows and the accounts they run in stay yours.
Marketing and AI automation with a clear workflow: lead routing and enrichment, CRM cleanup, attribution and UTM plumbing, reporting, inbox triage, and content or ops work. If your team repeats the steps, bring it to the call.
The tools you already use. A project is scoped to your stack. Some of the public examples on this page are n8n flows, because that is what those files are built in.
You book a call and describe the problem. From that, the work is matched to a builder in the community who ships this kind of flow.
You do. The workflows and the accounts they run in stay yours. Handover includes the build and the notes.
Book a call on this page. Tell us the problem and the tools it should touch. We scope it from there.
A short description of the problem, the tools involved, and who on your side will look after the workflow once it is handed over.
Book a call. We scope the problem and match it with a builder.
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