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We fix or build one clearly scoped automation workflow.

For teams that want to remove manual admin work, harden a fragile workflow before handoff, or turn one concrete integration process into something closer to production.

The sprint starts with a clear delivery boundary, redacted sample material, and a clean access plan. German version: clawilab.com/n8n.

Good fit

  • Lead intake: form or email into CRM, sheet, Slack, and follow-up
  • Inbox triage: classify messages and prepare drafts or tickets
  • Handoff fix: add error paths, retry logic, and documentation
  • Reporting: collect, normalize, and send recurring data from tools

Packages

Three entry points so sales and delivery stay contained.

Review

Workflow Fix Plan

299 EUR

  • one existing workflow
  • error and risk review
  • prioritized fix list
  • possible without direct production access

Production

Production Workflow

1,500 EUR

  • more complex process across multiple systems
  • error paths and monitoring concept
  • test cases and handoff
  • optional maintenance from 149 EUR/month

Process

Scope first, then implementation.

  • 1. Clarify target, systems, and failure case
  • 2. Review redacted material or demo-access plan
  • 3. Confirm package and delivery boundary
  • 4. Deliver workflow, notes, and next risks

Boundaries

What the sprint is not

No blank check

Not an open-ended agency project

The sprint sells one bounded outcome, not unlimited process consulting.

Clean start

Scope before material

Project material is reviewed only after scope is clear and examples are redacted.

No legal guarantee

Not a compliance certification

Technical implementation and review do not replace legal, privacy, or security review.

Scope check

Good requests are concrete.

The best starting point is one process with a measurable target: less manual work, fewer lost leads, cleaner handoff, or more reliable error handling.

First message

  1. Current process or existing workflow
  2. Desired outcome
  3. Systems involved
  4. Frequency and business relevance
  5. Deadline or handoff context