WORKFLOW AUTOMATION

    Workflow automation for Australian businesses

    Most businesses do not lose time on the work itself, they lose it on the copying, chasing and reminding around it. We automate those steps so they happen every time, without anyone remembering.

    WHAT IT DOES

    The starting point is what already happens. We map the path a job takes from first contact to payment, mark every step where information is retyped, chased or written twice, and automate those steps specifically. Nothing is rebuilt for its own sake.

    A captured enquiry moves itself. It becomes a record in your CRM, a slot in the calendar, a confirmation to the customer and a task for the right person, in one pass, with the same detail in each place. No one re-enters anything.

    The chasing runs on its own. Reminders before appointments, follow-ups on unanswered quotes, review requests after completed work, and escalation when something sits untouched too long - all triggered by the state of the job, not by someone noticing.

    You get reporting as a by-product. Because every step is recorded as it happens, the weekly numbers - enquiries, conversion, no-shows, time to first response - are already there rather than assembled by hand.

    CALL LOG

    What runs while nobody is watching.

    08:15INBOUND+61 4•• ••• 44201:48
    Enquiry captured and written to CRM
    Contact created. Job record opened. Owner task assigned.
    08:16OUTBOUND+61 4•• ••• 44200:00
    Confirmation SMS dispatched
    Delivery receipt logged against the job record.
    11:50OUTBOUND+61 4•• ••• 90700:00
    Quote unanswered for 48 hours
    Follow-up sent automatically. Escalation timer reset.
    16:40OUTBOUND+61 4•• ••• 33100:00
    Appointment reminder, next morning
    Reminder sent. Reschedule link included. No staff action required.
    18:00OUTBOUNDINTERNAL00:00
    Daily summary compiled
    Enquiries, bookings and unactioned jobs emailed to the owner.
    • Acuity Scheduling
    • Agentbox
    • AroFlo
    • BigCommerce
    • Calendly
    • Cliniko
    • Console
    • Crazytel
    • eBay
    • Fergus
    • Google Apps Script
    • Google Calendar
    • Google Merchant Center
    • Google Sheets
    • Google Workspace
    • GoHighLevel
    • HotDoc
    • HubSpot
    • Kidsoft
    • Magento
    • Make
    • Maropost
    • Meta CAPI
    • Microsoft 365
    • Microsoft Teams
    • Monday
    • MYOB
    • Neto
    • n8n
    • OnceHub
    • Outlook
    • Pipedrive
    • PropertyMe
    • QikKids
    • QuickBooks
    • REX
    • Salesforce
    • ServiceM8
    • Shopify
    • simPRO
    • Slack
    • Squarespace
    • Storypark
    • Supabase
    • Timely
    • Tradify
    • Twilio
    • VaultRE
    • WhatsApp Business
    • Wix
    • WooCommerce
    • Xero
    • Xplor
    • Zapier
    • Zoho
    • REST API
    • Webhooks
    • Acuity Scheduling
    • Agentbox
    • AroFlo
    • BigCommerce
    • Calendly
    • Cliniko
    • Console
    • Crazytel
    • eBay
    • Fergus
    • Google Apps Script
    • Google Calendar
    • Google Merchant Center
    • Google Sheets
    • Google Workspace
    • GoHighLevel
    • HotDoc
    • HubSpot
    • Kidsoft
    • Magento
    • Make
    • Maropost
    • Meta CAPI
    • Microsoft 365
    • Microsoft Teams
    • Monday
    • MYOB
    • Neto
    • n8n
    • OnceHub
    • Outlook
    • Pipedrive
    • PropertyMe
    • QikKids
    • QuickBooks
    • REX
    • Salesforce
    • ServiceM8
    • Shopify
    • simPRO
    • Slack
    • Squarespace
    • Storypark
    • Supabase
    • Timely
    • Tradify
    • Twilio
    • VaultRE
    • WhatsApp Business
    • Wix
    • WooCommerce
    • Xero
    • Xplor
    • Zapier
    • Zoho
    • REST API
    • Webhooks

    WHERE IT IS USED MOST

    WHAT IT COSTS

    Automation is quoted per workflow, because the cost is driven by how many systems have to talk to each other and how cleanly they expose their data. A single booking-to-calendar flow is small work; a chain that touches a CRM, an accounting package and a legacy job system is not.

    You are told which parts are cheap, which parts are awkward, and which parts are not worth automating at all, before anything is quoted.

    How pricing is scoped

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