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Plenty of businesses arrive with Make already in place and something half-built in it. We fix it, extend it, or move it, depending on which is cheaper.

Plenty of businesses arrive with Make already in place and something half-built in it. We fix it, extend it, or move it, depending on which is cheaper.

How we connect it

Cloud, or migrated to self-hosted n8n

What we automate with Make

  • /01

    Audit of what exists

    What each scenario does, what it costs per month, and which ones are quietly failing.

  • /02

    Repair and extension

    Error handling, retries and logging added to scenarios that have none.

  • /03

    Migration where it pays

    Moved to self-hosted n8n when operation volume makes the per-task cost the dominant line.

  • /04

    Monitoring

    Alerting on failures, which cloud automation tools are notably quiet about.

An example automation

Scenarios can fail for weeks without alerting anyone. An audit finds the silent failures and adds the alerts that should have been there.

Wholesaler example. An illustration, not a client result.

Questions about Make

Should we migrate off Make?

Only if the operation count justifies it. Below a few thousand a month it usually does not, and we will say so.

Can you take over what our last agency built?

Yes. The audit is the first step and it is worth having even if you stop there.

Will you work in our Make account?

Yes, with scoped access, and we document everything we change.

Tell us the task. We'll tell you if it's worth automating.

Twenty minutes is usually enough to know. If it is not a good fit we will say so.

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