Automation buildKyle Tully
You're moving data between two tools by hand. This build connects them, with the failure cases handled.
I connect two tools into one automation that does the job without you babysitting it. We agree the scope before I start, so you know exactly what you're getting: the working build, plus a short runbook a non-developer can follow after handover.
It's scoped like a spec and built like production. Timeouts, rate limits, and bad data are handled instead of breaking silently. The automation keeps running, and when something does go wrong, the runbook tells you what to check.
What you get (scoped before kickoff):
One automation connecting two systems, built on n8n, Make, Celigo, or custom code, whichever fits best.
Error handling and retries for transient failures, so a hiccup doesn't drop your data.
A short runbook: what it does, how to run it, what to check if it stops.
One round of revisions after handover.
I'm a business systems analyst who loves engineering practices, so the build is reliable and documented, not a black box only I understand. Three or more tools, two-way sync, or heavy data transformation are a custom quote, just ask.
Fixed price. Delivered with a runbook in Markdown.
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Starting at$450
Duration1 week
Tags
Automation Engineer
Business Analyst
Business Operations
Integration Engineer
SaaS
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Automation buildKyle Tully
Starting at$450
Duration1 week
Tags
Automation Engineer
Business Analyst
Business Operations
Integration Engineer
SaaS
You're moving data between two tools by hand. This build connects them, with the failure cases handled.
I connect two tools into one automation that does the job without you babysitting it. We agree the scope before I start, so you know exactly what you're getting: the working build, plus a short runbook a non-developer can follow after handover.
It's scoped like a spec and built like production. Timeouts, rate limits, and bad data are handled instead of breaking silently. The automation keeps running, and when something does go wrong, the runbook tells you what to check.
What you get (scoped before kickoff):
One automation connecting two systems, built on n8n, Make, Celigo, or custom code, whichever fits best.
Error handling and retries for transient failures, so a hiccup doesn't drop your data.
A short runbook: what it does, how to run it, what to check if it stops.
One round of revisions after handover.
I'm a business systems analyst who loves engineering practices, so the build is reliable and documented, not a black box only I understand. Three or more tools, two-way sync, or heavy data transformation are a custom quote, just ask.
Fixed price. Delivered with a runbook in Markdown.
FAQs
Kyle's other services
$450