Workflow Automation: One Process, End to End by Ergin KWorkflow Automation: One Process, End to End by Ergin K
Workflow Automation: One Process, End to EndErgin K
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The repetitive work between your systems, automated, with a person where judgement matters.

Who this is for

Teams losing hours every week to copy and paste between tools: inbox to CRM, forms to spreadsheets, documents to records, research before a sales call.

How I build it

I start with the one process that costs you the most hours and map it step by step with you.
The model handles the judgement steps: reading, classifying, drafting. Ordinary code handles the rest, with retries and error handling, so the same input does the same thing every time.
A person reviews anything risky before it goes out.
It reports when it fails instead of quietly saying "success". Every run is logged, and failures reach you.

What you get

A working automation on your own accounts, built on OpenAI or Claude with BuildShip, n8n or plain code, whichever fits your stack. A short runbook and a handover call.
Single-step flows from $3,500, usually 1 to 2 weeks. Multi-step workflows with human review are scoped on a free 30-minute call.
Shipped example: VC Automation, where the model writes the research plan and plain code runs it.
The person on your first call writes your code.
Starting at$3,500
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Anthropic
BuildShip
Claude
N8N
OpenAI
Python
Supabase
TypeScript
AI Agent Developer
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Workflow Automation: One Process, End to EndErgin K
Starting at$3,500
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Anthropic
BuildShip
Claude
N8N
OpenAI
Python
Supabase
TypeScript
AI Agent Developer
Cover image for Workflow Automation: One Process, End to End
The repetitive work between your systems, automated, with a person where judgement matters.

Who this is for

Teams losing hours every week to copy and paste between tools: inbox to CRM, forms to spreadsheets, documents to records, research before a sales call.

How I build it

I start with the one process that costs you the most hours and map it step by step with you.
The model handles the judgement steps: reading, classifying, drafting. Ordinary code handles the rest, with retries and error handling, so the same input does the same thing every time.
A person reviews anything risky before it goes out.
It reports when it fails instead of quietly saying "success". Every run is logged, and failures reach you.

What you get

A working automation on your own accounts, built on OpenAI or Claude with BuildShip, n8n or plain code, whichever fits your stack. A short runbook and a handover call.
Single-step flows from $3,500, usually 1 to 2 weeks. Multi-step workflows with human review are scoped on a free 30-minute call.
Shipped example: VC Automation, where the model writes the research plan and plain code runs it.
The person on your first call writes your code.
$3,500