Trigger and rule design
Define exactly when an automation should run, stop, retry or request review.
Automation, Integration & Reporting
Connect the tools you already use and remove repeatable manual work.
Focused automation for notifications, document generation, API movement, scheduled controls, dashboards and recurring management reporting.
When this fits
Recognize the operational signals.
Data is copied between tools by hand
Reports require repeated cleanup and formatting
Documents and emails follow predictable rules
Deadlines depend on someone remembering to follow up
Expected direction
What should become clearer or easier.
Fewer repeated operational steps
Reliable scheduled actions and alerts
Faster reporting cycles
Visible logs for exceptions and failures
Workstreams
How this engagement is structured.
The exact sequence depends on scope, but each workstream has a clear operational purpose.
Integration build
Connect approved APIs, webhooks, Google Workspace tools and operational data sources.
Reporting model
Clean and structure source data for Power BI, Looker Studio or operational reports.
Monitoring and recovery
Add logs, notifications and human checkpoints so failures do not remain invisible.
Indicative outputs
Concrete artifacts, not vague consulting.
Automation specification
Apps Script or integration workflows
API and webhook connections
Document and email templates
Power BI or Looker Studio reporting
Scheduled jobs and alerts
Execution and exception logs
Runbook and ownership notes
Technology approach
Tools follow the operational requirement.
Apps Script, Google Workspace, REST APIs, webhooks, Power BI, Looker Studio, SQL, Make, Zapier, Pabbly and messaging providers are used according to reliability, volume, cost and maintainability.
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WhatsApp Business Platform Automation
Connect WABA, WhatsApp Forms, CRM actions, opt-in campaigns and support workflows with the wider business system.
Scope clarity
Important boundaries.
Third-party API access and quotas must be confirmed
Automations require an accountable process owner
AI outputs may require human review depending on risk
Questions
Before starting this engagement.
Yes where an approved provider and suitable API are available. Templates, consent, delivery rules, provider fees and regional policies must be considered.
Yes. We first assess the source data, metric definitions, refresh method and ownership before extending or rebuilding the reporting layer.
Critical workflows should include logs, retry rules, alerts and a manual recovery path. The appropriate controls are agreed during design.