Automation
Automating repetitive tasks so you get your time back. From simple integrations to complete workflows.
- Make
- Zapier
- API
Automating tasks means recurring manual work, like retyping data or sending standard e-mails, happens by itself through a connection between your systems. At bouwman.io one person in the Netherlands builds those connections with Make or Zapier, and explains in plain language how they work.
Plenty of businesses lose time on tasks that could easily run themselves: retyping data between systems, sending emails by hand, updating spreadsheets. With tools like Make and Zapier, I build workflows that take that work off your plate.
What you get
- An analysis of which tasks are worth automating
- Integrations between the systems you already use
- Workflows that are tested before they go live
- Documentation so you understand what’s happening, even without a technical background
- Adjustments and extensions as your processes change
Who it’s for
For businesses that notice manual work is eating up time that could be spent better elsewhere.
Curious which tasks in your business could run automatically? Get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
Which systems can be connected?
Most tools with an API or a Zapier or Make integration can be connected, think CRMs, accounting software, forms and spreadsheets.
Do I need technical knowledge to use it myself?
No. I build the workflow and explain how it works, you don't need to do anything else unless you want to make changes yourself.
What if one of the connected systems changes?
Workflows can be adjusted if one of the connected systems changes. We'll figure that out together when it happens.
Which tasks can you automate in a small business?
More than you'd think: a submitted form that lands in your customer database by itself, invoice reminders that go out on time, data syncing between your systems, or an Instagram feed that keeps itself up to date on your website. If something costs you the same manual work every week, it can usually be automated.
Do you work with Make or with Zapier?
Both. Which of the two fits depends on the systems you use and how complex the workflow is. That advice is part of the job; you don't have to make that choice yourself.
Wondering whether this fits your situation?
A short conversation is enough to work out what's needed. No obligations, no technical story.
Get in touch