Less manual handoff work
Remove repetitive approvals, data entry, and status updates from processes that currently depend on someone remembering to act.
CRM & Automation
Automate the repeatable work slowing your team down—approvals, routing, data entry, and handoffs—with RPA, iPaaS, custom-built automation, or AI agents, matched to the process rather than the trend.
Remove manual handoffs across your everyday tools.

Quick answer
Workflow automation services replace manual handoffs—approvals, routing, data entry, and status updates—with defined triggers, decisions, and actions across the systems your team already uses. The work can use RPA, integration platforms like n8n, Make, or Zapier, custom code, or AI-agent-assisted steps, depending on the process.
Business outcomes
Integr8e approaches workflow automation as a business capability—not an isolated technical task. Priorities stay connected to the users, operations and results behind the work.
Remove repetitive approvals, data entry, and status updates from processes that currently depend on someone remembering to act.
Trigger the right action immediately when a condition is met, instead of waiting on the next person to check their inbox.
Handle failures, retries, and edge cases with monitoring and alerting instead of silent breakage or duplicated actions.
Add new rules, systems, or AI-assisted steps without re-architecting the workflow from scratch.
What we deliver
One connected team covers the decisions and delivery work needed to move from uncertainty to a dependable outcome.
Map candidate workflows by volume, rule clarity, exception rate, and business impact to find where automation pays back fastest.
Choose between robotic process automation, platforms like n8n, Make, Zapier, and Power Automate, or purpose-built code based on complexity and cost.
Add model-assisted steps for unstructured decisions, with permitted actions, human approval, and auditability built in.
Connect the workflow to Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, ERP, finance, and support systems through APIs, webhooks, or middleware.
Build approval steps, escalation paths, and exception handling around real ownership instead of silent failure.
Add observability, alerting, and reporting so automations stay reliable as rules and volume change.
Is this the right fit?
Not every challenge needs the same team or solution. We start by testing the business case, current constraints and fastest credible route to value—then recommend a scope that fits the evidence.
Delivery architecture
The plan adapts to your context, while short feedback loops and visible milestones keep the engagement controlled.
Audit candidate processes for volume, rules, exceptions, system access, and the cost of the current manual approach.
Define triggers, decisions, actions, approvals, and failure handling before choosing a platform or writing code.
Implement the automation using RPA, an integration platform, custom code, or AI-agent steps matched to the requirement.
Run representative cases through the workflow, including edge cases, exceptions, and failure scenarios.
Release with visibility into every run, then refine triggers and rules using real operational evidence.
Technology context
We select platforms against security, scale, team fit, integration needs and the full cost of ownership.
Frequently asked questions
Need an answer specific to your environment? Share the context and our team will help you identify a practical next step.
Workflow automation services replace manual handoffs—approvals, routing, data entry, and status updates—with defined triggers, decisions, and actions across the systems your team already uses. The work can use RPA, integration platforms like n8n, Make, or Zapier, custom code, or AI-agent-assisted steps, depending on the process.
Start with stable, frequent, measurable processes that create avoidable delay or data entry. We assess volume, rule clarity, exception rate, system access, business impact, and the cost of failure before prioritising a workflow.
Cost depends on the number of processes and systems involved, how much of the logic is rule-based versus judgement-based, and whether existing platform licenses can be reused or new tooling is needed. We scope the workflows first and provide a fixed estimate rather than a generic per-workflow rate.
A focused automation covering one or two well-defined processes typically takes two to four weeks. Programmes covering multiple departments, legacy systems, or AI-agent-assisted steps take longer. Timing is confirmed after mapping the processes and systems involved.
RPA automates repetitive actions through a user interface when no API exists. Platforms like n8n, Make, Zapier, and Power Automate connect systems through APIs with visual workflows, suited to most integration-driven automation. Custom-built automation is used when volume, complexity, or business rules exceed what a platform can reliably or affordably handle.
Conventional automation follows explicit rules and is best for predictable inputs. An AI agent can interpret less-structured context and choose from permitted actions. Many dependable solutions combine model-assisted steps with deterministic workflow controls.
Reliable automations use idempotency, validated state transitions, retries, and reconciliation, plus alerting so an owner can see and resolve stalled, failed, or repeated runs instead of finding out from a customer or a spreadsheet.
Yes. Automations can trigger from and update Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, and other CRM or ERP systems through supported APIs, webhooks, or middleware, with clear rules for which system owns each piece of data.
Start with the outcome
Tell us what needs to change, who it affects and where the current approach falls short. We'll help shape a sensible next step.
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