Automate the work your team should not be doing
I connect your tools and remove re-entry and manual handoffs: forms, invoices, reminders, reports. With n8n, Make, custom code, or a mix of the three.
Automation, in practice
An automation is a program that does the predictable tasks for you: handle a form, copy data from one piece of software to another, remind a client, send a report.
I choose the tool based on who will look after it next: n8n when you want to keep control and host it yourself, Make for a non-technical team, custom code for high volume or complex connections. What I do not build: fragile automations, silent failures, or black boxes.
- n8n, hosted by you
- Make, for non-technical teams
- Custom code, for high volumes
What I automate
The repetitive tasks that move from one tool to another.
Exchanges between software
CRM, management software, marketing tools, accounting: data kept in sync, with no duplicates, and with a history.
Forms and requests
Forms checked, routed to the right person, and followed through to the actions they trigger.
Document handling
Invoices, contracts, and expense reports read, checked, and sent to the right place. Exceptions are flagged to you.
Automatic reports
Scheduled reports, threshold alerts, and daily summaries pulled from your software.
AI-assisted steps
Sort, summarize, or draft a reply in the middle of a flow, when a simple rule is not enough.
How I work
The same pace as the Growth plan: an audit, then a delivery each month.
- Step 1
Observe
I map the current process, its decisions, and the places where it breaks.
- Step 2
Choose the tool
n8n, Make, custom code, or a mix, depending on who will maintain the flow, your constraints, and the volumes.
- Step 3
Build flow by flow
One flow at a time, put into production and monitored, before the next one starts.
- Step 4
Document
Each flow has its own guide, an owner, an alert path, and a test plan.
What it looks like in practice
Three common situations, so you can picture it.
From prospect to invoice
The contact captured on the site lands in the CRM, then triggers the quote and the invoice: four manual steps removed.
Files for new tenants
From the application to opening the tenant account, in a few hours instead of several days.
Daily site report
Schedule, hours, and purchases are gathered into a report sent every morning, in place of the manual Friday report.
Illustrative examples of common situations, not client references.
Two ways to start, at a fixed price
A set of 3 to 5 connected flows, in production, documented and monitored: for example, from order to invoice.
Fixed price, with no extras. You move to the subscription only if the result suits you.
Start with a projectThe opening audit, then a delivery each month on this topic or on all your other tools, plus maintenance and training for your teams.
For the first 4 clients, for the first year, the first month is free. 3 places left.
Also budget for this, paid directly to the vendors: automation tool fees (self-hosted n8n, Make), about 20 € to 500 € per month depending on use. I price them exactly during the audit.
Common questions
n8n, Make, or Zapier?
Self-hosted n8n if you want to keep control of your data, Make for a non-technical team, Zapier for very simple needs. I recommend based on your case.
Will our team be able to maintain them?
Yes, they are built for that: a guide, an owner, and alerts for each flow. On the Growth plan, I look after them each month.
What about the GDPR?
With n8n hosted by you, your data does not pass through a third-party service. For the other tools, I check that hosting is in the European Union.
What happens if a flow goes down?
Each flow handles its errors, retries, and tells the right person. Nothing fails in silence.
Which tasks does your team keep doing by hand?
A free introductory call, to see whether I can save you time. You leave with specific next steps, whether you work with me or not.
Free and no commitment. The button opens your email with a message ready to send. You can also write directly tocontact@votre-domaine.fr. Reply within [24 business hours].
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- How many people work in your company?
- What sector are you in?
- Which task wastes the most time for your team?