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Managed end-to-end scheduling and rescheduling for home maintenance services at Digs. I was responsible for coordinating between homeowners and service providers, ensuring optimal route density and minimal downtime. My role involved resolving scheduling conflicts in real-time and maintaining high customer satisfaction through proactive communication. All processes were handled with strict adherence to data privacy and operational SOPs
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Automated a manual Google Sheets → Slack workflow to eliminate repetitive data entry and give the team instant notifications.
Previously, new data had to be manually checked, processed, and shared across the team — slow and easy to miss. I built a Make.com scenario that:
Watches Google Sheets for new/updated rows
Processes and routes the data through a router based on conditions
Creates corresponding Trello cards for task tracking
Logs processed records back to Google Sheets
Sends real-time Slack notifications so the team is instantly updated
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Tools: Make.com, Google Sheets, Trello, Slack
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Built an AI agent that handles access requests end-to-end inside Slack — reviewing, approving, and notifying automatically.
Manually tracking who requested access to what (and following up over email) was slow and easy to lose track of. I built a Make.com scenario that:
Watches Slack for new access request messages
Shows a typing indicator while the AI Agent processes the request
The AI Agent (Access Request Agent) evaluates the request and decides the next action
Depending on the decision, it logs the request in Google Sheets, sends an email via Gmail, or replies in Slack
Sends a confirmation message back to the requester in Slack
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Tools: Slack, Make AI Agents, Google Sheets, Gmail (built on Make.com)
