About the service
I assemble business process automation on n8n and deploy it on your own server so the system belongs entirely to you. Instead of a dozen paid subscriptions that hold your data hostage, you get self-hosted n8n connected to the services and APIs you already use. Routine that ate up hours happens by itself: a request comes in — an invoice goes out, a table updates, a notification lands in the right chat, and you're free to do what actually makes money.
I start not with a template, but with a conversation about the specific process you're tired of doing by hand. I break down triggers, branches, and edge cases, then assemble everything on webhooks, conditional logic, scheduled tasks, and custom nodes — where ready-made nodes aren't enough or they work poorly. Into each scenario I build error handling, retries, and clear logging: if something changes on the external service's side, you get notified, not silent data loss. I test every branch against the messy input data that real life throws at you, because a scenario that only works on the happy path isn't automation — it's a demo.
Since everything runs on your hardware, access, customer database, and internal data don't leave the infrastructure you control. I document every workflow, explain how it behaves, and leave you able to change values yourself, without calling me over every comma. When you want to expand the system, the foundation will be clean and readable logic, not a tangle understood only by its author.
What I usually take on:
— Linking CRM, spreadsheets, email, payments, and messengers into a single flow
— API and webhook integrations, including services without a ready-made node
— Scheduled reports, syncs, and overnight batch tasks
— Custom nodes and JavaScript functions for logic more complex than standard
I start not with a template, but with a conversation about the specific process you're tired of doing by hand. I break down triggers, branches, and edge cases, then assemble everything on webhooks, conditional logic, scheduled tasks, and custom nodes — where ready-made nodes aren't enough or they work poorly. Into each scenario I build error handling, retries, and clear logging: if something changes on the external service's side, you get notified, not silent data loss. I test every branch against the messy input data that real life throws at you, because a scenario that only works on the happy path isn't automation — it's a demo.
Since everything runs on your hardware, access, customer database, and internal data don't leave the infrastructure you control. I document every workflow, explain how it behaves, and leave you able to change values yourself, without calling me over every comma. When you want to expand the system, the foundation will be clean and readable logic, not a tangle understood only by its author.
What I usually take on:
— Linking CRM, spreadsheets, email, payments, and messengers into a single flow
— API and webhook integrations, including services without a ready-made node
— Scheduled reports, syncs, and overnight batch tasks
— Custom nodes and JavaScript functions for logic more complex than standard
