Automate the work
AI workflow automation
Replace the spreadsheet handoffs, copy-paste reporting and approval chases that eat your team's week.
What we do
We map the repetitive work inside your marketing operation, then rebuild it as automated workflows with AI doing the judgement-light steps and people doing the rest. Typical targets: reporting packs, campaign launch checklists, product feed hygiene, review and UGC triage, influencer and affiliate admin, and finance reconciliations.
What you get
- Workflow audit with time-and-cost baseline per process
- Automation build on your stack (Zapier, Make, n8n, or code on AWS)
- Monitoring, alerting and a runbook your team owns
- Monthly hours-saved report for the first 90 days
Research and answers on this topic
Which marketing workflows should an ecommerce brand automate with AI first?
AI marketing automation for an ecommerce brand: how to pick the first workflow, which workflows to automate first, what a build takes and what to leave.
AI consultant cost in 2026: what consultancies charge
AI consultant cost in 2026 from published prices: about $1,000 for a first dashboard to $1M+ to train a custom LLM. 64 of 69 consultancies publish none.
Agentic checkout for a Shopify brand: selling in ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Copilot
Shopify's agentic storefronts are on by default. Where each AI channel takes payment, what it does to tracking and customer data, and what to change first.
Zapier vs Make vs n8n for an ecommerce brand: what each costs in 2026
Zapier bills per step, Make per action and n8n per run. Monthly and annual prices for a real ecommerce workflow, and which tool fits which brand.
What CMO surveys say about AI marketing automation in 2026
What 2026 CMO surveys from Gartner, BCG and Deloitte say about AI in marketing: budgets, readiness, automation and returns, and what it means for ecommerce.
Related work
- Read the story
Back-office automation for a UK financial services firm
- −33%
- operating cost
- 51%
- faster processing
- −40%
- audit errors
- Read the story
Sales operations rebuild for a South African retailer
- +39%
- conversion
- −23%
- sales cycle
- +22%
- revenue in Q1
Common questions
- Which marketing workflows are usually worth automating first?
- Reporting packs, campaign launch QA, product feed checks and customer-review triage. They are frequent, rule-heavy and already cost a known number of hours each week, so the return is easy to measure.
- Do we need to change our tools to automate?
- Rarely. We build on the tools you already run (Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta, Google, HubSpot, NetSuite) and only recommend a change when the current tool cannot expose the data we need.
- How long does an automation engagement take?
- Most start with a two-week audit, then six to ten weeks of build and testing. You see the first workflow live inside the first month.
- How is an engagement priced?
- Fixed scope, agreed in writing after the audit, so you know exactly what you are buying before any build starts. An optional care plan covers monitoring, fixes and small changes afterwards, month to month.
Talk to us about your stack
A 30-minute discovery call with our founder. We will tell you honestly whether an engagement makes sense and where the first return would come from.