Business Automation

Automate what slows your team down.

Business process automation, CRM/ERP integration, and custom internal tools — so your team spends less time on copy-paste work between systems that don't talk to each other.

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CRM & ERP integration
Ticketing system integration
Custom workflow automation
Internal tools development
API integrations
Reporting & data pipeline automation

CRM & ERP integration

Sales data stuck in the CRM, inventory stuck in the ERP, support tickets stuck in a third system — and someone on your team re-typing the same information into all three. We connect them: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, SAP, Odoo, and most systems with a documented API, so data moves on its own instead of through a spreadsheet.

Workflow automation

Approval chains, onboarding checklists, invoice routing, status updates — the repetitive steps that eat an afternoon a week per person. We map the current process, find the parts that don't need a human, and automate them with the tools you already have (Zapier, Make, n8n) or custom scripts where off-the-shelf doesn't fit.

Custom internal tools

Sometimes the fix isn't integrating two systems — it's that the tool your team needs doesn't exist yet. We build small internal applications and dashboards scoped to one job: a lead-routing tool, an inventory tracker, an approval queue. Built to be maintained, not a weekend hack someone inherits later.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as business process automation?+

Any repetitive, rule-based task currently done by hand: copying data between systems, routing approvals, generating reports, updating tickets, onboarding new employees. If the steps are the same every time, it can usually be automated.

Which CRM and ERP systems do you integrate?+

HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and most CRMs; SAP, Odoo, and other ERPs with a documented API. If your stack isn't listed, ask — most systems used by mid-size companies expose an API we can work with.

Do you build custom tools or only connect existing systems?+

Both. Integration comes first when it solves the problem; a custom internal tool only gets built when no existing system covers the need.

How long does a typical automation project take?+

Simple integrations (two systems, one data flow) usually ship in 1–2 weeks. Multi-system workflows or custom tools run 3–6 weeks depending on scope, with a written estimate before work starts.

Is this a one-time project or ongoing support?+

Either. Most engagements start as a fixed-scope project; some clients then move to hourly support (€65/hr) for maintenance and new automations as their processes change.