Which tools can you automate between?

Most tools with an API or a Power Automate connector, including Microsoft 365, common CRMs, and SaaS products used for finance, support, or operations.

What if one of our tools doesn't have an API?

We'll tell you honestly if reliable automation isn't possible rather than building something fragile. Most modern SaaS tools do offer an API or webhook.

Do you use Power Automate or write custom code?

Whichever fits the job. Power Automate is often faster for Microsoft 365-native flows; custom code suits more complex logic or non-Microsoft tools.

What happens when an automation fails?

We build in alerts so a failure is reported, rather than a workflow silently not running and nobody noticing.

Can you automate Microsoft 365 specific approvals or notifications?

Yes, this is one of the more common Power Automate use cases we build.

Business process automation

We automate the repetitive, manual steps between your tools and teams, whether that means a Power Automate flow inside Microsoft 365 or a direct API integration between two systems.

Who this is for

Teams that copy data between systems by hand on a recurring basis
Businesses on Microsoft 365 that want Power Automate flows for approvals or notifications
Companies that want two SaaS tools to talk to each other without a manual export and import
Teams that need a scheduled job to run reports or syncs automatically

What we deliver

Process mapping of the current manual steps before automating anything
A custom automation using Power Automate, a direct API integration, or a small script, whichever fits
Connections between SaaS tools that don't offer a native integration, via their APIs or webhooks
Error handling and alerts, so a failed run is flagged rather than failing silently
Documentation of what the automation does and how to change it
Handover so your team can maintain and extend the flow, or ongoing support if you'd rather we did

How an automation flows

Every automation we build follows the same shape: something triggers it, the automation runs, and if it fails, someone is alerted rather than the failure going unnoticed.

Typical outcomes

Less time spent on repetitive manual data entry
Fewer copy-paste errors between systems
A documented process instead of knowledge held by one person

Technologies we use

Power Automate
Microsoft Graph API
Custom API integrations
Node.js
REST APIs
Webhooks
Azure Functions
AWS Lambda

How an engagement works

1
Map the process
On a call, we walk through the current manual steps end to end, including the exceptions people handle by hand.
2
Pick one workflow
We start with a single workflow worth automating first, rather than trying to automate everything at once.
3
Build and test
The automation is built and tested against real data before it's switched on for everyday use.
4
Hand over or support
You get documentation to run it yourselves, or we continue supporting it on a monthly basis.