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A dedicated automation developer who joins your team, not a project shop.
A specialty insurance brokerage was paying two coordinators to copy quote details out of email threads and into their CRM by hand. The backlog hit four days during open enrollment, and clients started calling to ask where their paperwork went. They did not need another full-time hire who could only start in three months. They needed someone who could read the messy parts of their workflow and wire it together.
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Trusted by companies across the USA
Your developer connects inboxes, parsing tools, and your CRM so incoming requests get classified and logged without a person retyping them. The OpenAI API handles the judgment calls that rigid rules miss, like distinguishing a refund request from a billing question.
Some flows belong in Make or Zapier because you need to edit them yourself later. Others belong in self-hosted n8n or plain Python when the logic gets too branchy for a no-code canvas. Your developer picks based on who maintains it after launch, not on what is trendy.
Most of this work is REST API and webhook plumbing between tools that were never designed to connect. Your developer maps the fields, handles the auth, and builds the retry logic so a single timeout does not silently drop a record.
Invoices, PDFs, and scanned forms rarely arrive in one clean format. Your developer builds extraction pipelines that flag low-confidence results for human review instead of writing garbage to your database.
Automations fail quietly, which is how a broken flow runs for two weeks before anyone notices. Your developer adds logging, alerts, and a dashboard so you know when something breaks the same hour it happens.
A workflow that fit your team in January rarely fits in June. Because the developer stays embedded, the automation evolves with your real process instead of freezing at launch.
The person who learns your systems in week one is the person still working on them in month six. No silent swaps, and no handing your account to whoever is free this quarter.
Every script, scenario, and n8n workflow belongs to you the moment it is written. You get the repository access and the credentials, so nothing is locked inside our accounts.
We are based in India, and your developer holds a fixed block of hours that overlaps with US Eastern and Pacific mornings. You get live calls and same-day answers, not a 24-hour gap on every question.
We sign your NDA and a written agreement before your developer touches a system or a credential. If you do not have one, we provide a straightforward version to start from.
If the developer is not right for your team, tell us and we match you with someone else. You are not stuck arguing your way out of a 12-month commitment.
You get a short written summary every week covering what shipped, what is in progress, and what is blocked. Paired with recorded Loom demos, you always know where things stand.
A developer dedicated to your team full time, treating your automation backlog as their main job. Best when you have a steady stream of workflows to build and maintain.
Half-time hours for teams with a real but smaller automation load. Enough to keep flows building and bugs fixed without a full-time commitment.
Pay for the hours you actually use, logged and visible. Useful for a defined set of automations or for testing the working relationship before you scale up.
More than one developer when the work spans automation, integration, and data engineering at once. We size the group to the workload and keep the same people on it.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about the manual work eating your team's time and the tools it touches. You walk us through where records get stuck today, whether that is email triage, invoice entry, or syncing two systems that ignore each other. We tell you honestly if automation is the right fix or if a process change would do more.
We put forward a developer whose background fits your stack, not the next available person on a bench. If your work leans on the OpenAI API and Python, you get someone who has shipped that, not a generalist learning on your time. You interview them directly before anything moves forward.
In the first week your developer gets access to your tools, documents how your current flows work, and maps the integrations by hand. Expect a written breakdown of your existing automations and their failure points by the end of it. This is where the costly surprises surface early, before code is written.
You and your developer agree on the first automation to ship and what done looks like for it. We scope it small on purpose so you see something working in your own systems within the first couple of weeks. You approve the plan before any build starts.
From there your developer works in a steady cadence: build, demo, adjust. You get a recorded Loom walkthrough of each new flow and a short written status note every week. Direct access over Slack means you raise a change and hear back the same working day.
Tell us about the manual work slowing your team down, and we will match you with an AI automation developer who can start within a week. You own everything they build.
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