One client's invoice cycle went from 30+ days to just 7. Another runs 198 live scenarios with alerting under two seconds. That is the standard I build to.

Most automation breaks quietly. A scenario runs fine for three weeks, then an API changes, a payload arrives malformed, and nobody notices until a customer does. I build the other kind.

A mapped workflow before anything is built: apps, data, owners and every point that can fail

Production Make.com scenarios with error handling, retry logic, structured logging and alerting

AI Automation: AI placed inside the flow only where it earns its keep: extraction, routing, summarising, scoring

AI Agents: agents handling tasks on your behalf based on your instructions, with a human hand-off

Documentation and a live handover, so your team owns the system rather than renting me

Shipped in slices. You see something working in week one, not at the end. Clear comms, honest timelines, NDA on request.

Teams where a process crosses five tools and one person holds it together in their head. Orders, invoices, onboarding, lead flow, reporting.

Make.com Level 5 Certified, the top of Make's certification ladder. Official Make partner and Zapier Certified, listed in both partner directories. 210+ clients, 1,200+ automations, 6+ years, 12+ countries, 5-star average across 94 public reviews.

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If you already run automations and do not trust them, start with the 5-Day Audit instead. It is $499, it tells you what is actually broken, and the fee is credited in full against a build. If you know what you want built, a short mapping call sets the fixed number before any work starts.

Whether you searched for a Make.com expert, a Make.com freelancer, a consultant or an integration partner, the work is the same thing: automation that runs unattended and tells you when it needs a human.