Process automation

Processes instead of a salesperson using Excel. Automation of repetitive tasks that today take your team hours.

Repetitive processes in sales, marketing or operations: automated by n8n, Make or Python. You cut out data rewriting between five tools, generate offers, reports and data without a team clicking at night.

n8n / Make / Python the system is selected to suit the scale of the process, not the other way round
8 weeks MVP: the first working process in production
on your own server on your infrastructure or our hosting partner's

Four signs that a process is suitable for automation

If you recognize at least two, it makes sense to talk about automation.

01

Salespeople transfer data between the CRM and quotes

Lead from the form entered manually into CRM. Offer generated in Word, sent by e-mail, entered back into CRM as a value. Returning customer: you are searching by name in three systems. It's not the tool's problem, it's the lack of an automatic layer.

02

The marketing team manually sends the same emails every week

Newsletter, contact after the fair, payment reminder, segmentation by lead source. Each "send" involves clicking on three systems. No automatic machine = the same message arrives late or does not arrive at all.

03

The back office processes the files manually

Invoices with PDF e-mail entered into accounting, orders from Allegro transferred to the warehouse, monthly reports merged from three Excel exports. Any repetition means hours a week and room for human error.

04

Make and Zapier get expensive at scale

SaaS pricing is calculated per task or operation. With a volume counted in tens or hundreds of thousands of operations per month, SaaS becomes more expensive than your own n8n server (VPS from PLN 50/month). You scale at no charge on a per-job basis.

Five implementation phases. 30/30/30/10 timeline.

A clickable prototype in a test environment before we write a single line of production code. Payment in four installments.

1

Week 1

Exploration

A process map showing the current state of affairs (who does what, in which systems, and how long it takes). A list of integrations (CRM, ERP, email, Allegro, online store). A decision on what to automate in the MVP and what to address later. Deposit: 30%.

2

Weeks 2–3

UX/UI Design

Diagram of each process: trigger, steps, error paths, retry handling, alerts. Choice of system: n8n on your own server, Make / Zapier, or Python. Architectural decisions written in 2 pages, not 50.

3

End of Week 3

Project approval

You approve the prototype. We won't start building the MVP without your approval. Upon approval: another 30%.

4

Weeks 4–7

Building an MVP

Implementation of processes with technical documentation. Each step tested in a test environment with your real data (anonymized). A demonstration of a working process every week. After the MVP release: another 30%.

5

Week 8

Production deployment + handover

Migration of processes from the test environment to production. Monitoring configuration (Healthchecks, Slack/email alerts when the process goes down). Process documentation and handover to the client team: you can modify the process yourself. After implementation: last 10%.

What exactly changes after implementation

Time returned to the team

The salesperson returns to sales instead of administration. Backoffice stops merging reports from three exports. It's not about "productivity" in the abstract, the point is that with the same staff you will handle a larger volume of leads or orders.

No more transcription errors

The lead from the form will not disappear. The price from the offer is sent to CRM in the same way as it was accepted. The PDF invoice is entered into accounting without a typo in the Tax Identification Number. Every person makes mistakes. Process no.

Scaling without hiring

The process serves a volume limited only by the power of the server, not the number of hands. You increase your marketing funnel and your operational cost increases minimally. The employment of another admin assistant is 6-8 thousand. PLN/month, an additional process usually costs a fraction of that.

Auditability (logs)

Every event recorded: when, who, what query, what response. GDPR compliant, easy diagnostics, easy management report. "Why didn't the client get an offer?": answer in 30 seconds, not after 3 days of questions from the team.

When to Make/Zapier and when to n8n/Python

Two paths, two different company profiles.

Make / Zapier (SaaS without code)

  • Volume up to several thousand tasks per month: cheaper SaaS plans cover everything
  • Standardowe integracje (HubSpot, Slack, Gmail, Google Sheets): gotowe konektory
  • Your accountant or admin adds the process independently, without a programmer
  • No GDPR requirements regarding hosting in the EU or Poland

n8n on your own server/Python

  • Volume in tens or hundreds of thousands of operations per month: SaaS becomes more expensive than VPS under n8n (from PLN 50/month)
  • Polskie API: ERP Comarch / Optima / Asseco, Allegro, GUS, KSeF: konektory dorabiamy dedykowanie
  • Complex business logic: conditions, text parser, invoice OCR, AI
  • Sensitive data (GDPR): customers, personal data, finances: you want hosting on your own infrastructure, not with Zapier in the US

Make/Zapier are enough for simple processes. A dedicated solution is created when SaaS stops scaling, Polish APIs are non-standard, or data cannot leave the EU.

Before you schedule an interview

What happens after implementation, and who we are.

After implementation

Maintenance packages

  • Launch Care 1,190 PLN/month WP/system maintenance, copies, monitoring, 1 hour of development work/month
  • Growth Circle 2,390 PLN/month Launch Care + 2×2 hours of consulting per month + Slack + weekly workshops
  • Partner Lab from 4,190 PLN/month Growth Circle + reserved development work block + higher SLA

Optional packages. We will discuss the details during a meeting after implementation.

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Who We Are

2024year of establishment
3founders
4Live case studies

A software company specializing in digital transformation for B2B sales. Product configurators, dashboards, and sales process automation. Three key case studies (Akpil, Knieja, and the internal JSON Hub platform) and portfolio implementations (KG Elektronik, Blachodach, a heat recovery center, and modular homes).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to implement automation?

Individual pricing based on the process map. Fixed price after specifying the scope, schedule 30 / 30 / 30 / 10. We price a single-stage machine (e.g. only contact via form) separately: faster and cheaper than the full process.

n8n on your own server or Make / Zapier?

Make / Zapier are enough for simple, low-volume processes. We choose n8n on our own server (or Python) when: the volume is growing significantly, the integration is non-standard (Polish API, ERP), or the data is sensitive (GDPR) and cannot leave the EU. We give our recommendation after the first stage: we do not push dedicated solutions where SaaS is enough.

What about n8n hosting?

Three options: (1) Your infrastructure (AWS, your own server), (2) partner hosting (recommended: VPS under n8n, approx. PLN 50-200/month), (3) we host as part of the maintenance package. Decision after the first discovery stage: depends on GDPR requirements and infrastructure preferences.

Can the client's team modify the process themselves after implementation?

Yes: n8n has a visual interface, documentation is provided in Polish. Your accountant or marketing specialist adds simple changes (e.g. adding a new step to contact the customer) without a programmer. Major architectural changes: either your developer or our on-demand support.

Data security and GDPR?

n8n on your server = data never leaves your infrastructure. Logs anonymized for up to 30 days (configurable). The data entrustment agreement is signed before the start. For regulated industries (medicine, finance), we recommend Python on your own server: full control.

What if the external API changes?

Each process has monitoring (Healthchecks or its own alert to Slack/email). When integration goes wrong: alert within 5 minutes, not after two days when the client calls. Minor maintenance fixes, major API changes (e.g. new version of Allegro): estimation separately.

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Guide

Process Automation in a Company — What, Where, and Why to Automate

Process Automation It involves replacing repetitive, manual work with automated workflows: transferring data between systems, generating documents, notifications, and status updates. The goal is simple—let machines handle what they do better, more cheaply, and without errors, while leaving people to make decisions.

We don't automate just for the sake of automation. We start with the process that hurts the most: where someone has to copy and paste data every day from an email to Excel, from Excel to the system, and then again into a quote.

What Do We Automate Most Often?

  • Data flow between systems — CRM, ERP, spreadsheets, online store — no manual data entry required.
  • Document Generation — Quotes, invoices, and contracts are generated automatically from the data.
  • Lead Management — a question from the form asking whether configurator reaches the right person with all the necessary context.
  • Notifications and statuses — The client and the team know what's going on without having to make phone calls.

Quotation Automation — The Most Common Starting Point

In B2B companies, the most manual work is involved in preparing proposals. That's why we often start right there—with quotation automation: The system calculates the price, generates a quote, and adds the lead to the CRM, while the sales rep focuses on closing the deal, not rewriting it.

How to Approach Automation

No „big bang." We map out the process, identify the most painful step, automate it within a few weeks, and measure the results. Then we move on to the next one. Each automation immediately lightens the team’s load, and you see a return on investment before moving on to the next stage. We build the integration layer to tie together what you already have—see ERP/CRM integrations.

Automation and JSON Hub

If you're looking for a single platform that combines a configurator, quoting, CRM, and automation without having to piece together five different tools—it's JSON Hub. If you already have your own systems, we'll integrate our automation solutions into them.

Example

Agricultural machinery manufacturer — 8 salespeople, 150 inquiries per week; 60% refers to the same inquiries. Automating inquiry handling and quoting has freed the team from repetitive work.

Do you have a process that takes up hours of manual work every day? Schedule a free consultation—we'll show you what to automate first to get the fastest return on your investment.