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Services · Automate the boring jobs

“We copy the same data between two systems every day.”

The boring, repeated jobs handed to scripts and bots, with an alert when one stops.

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Automation Sprint · ₹25,000 or $600

Draft price These prices are drafts, not final. Nothing is charged without a written quote that you accept first. Prices in dollars are for clients outside India.

You need it when

You need it when

  1. Someone spends hours copying from one screen into another.
  2. Your Zapier or Make bill keeps climbing.
  3. An automation stopped weeks ago and nobody noticed.
  4. The job is the same every time, and the mistakes come from tiredness.
Try it

Watch a bot enter invoices, then break it.

A bot reads three invoices from a shared inbox and types them into an accounting screen. It pauses for your approval before posting. Then change the screen under it and watch it stop and raise an alert instead of guessing.

Live demo · Form-filling botExample dataRuns in your browser · nothing is sent

Shared inbox · invoices

  • kumar-inv-2231.pdfKumar Supplies₹12,400 · GST 18% · due 30 Nov 2026
  • himalaya-hl-884.pdfHimalaya Linen₹8,750 · GST 12% · due 5 Dec 2026
  • mehta-me-0412.pdfMehta Electricals₹23,100 · GST 18% · due 28 Nov 2026

Accounting tool · New bill

v1
Vendor
Bill number
Amount (₹)
GST rate
Due date
Save as draftPost

Run log · step 0 of 51

  1. Nothing has run yet.

Run it, or step through one action at a time. The invoices, the accounting screen and the alert are examples.

What you get

What you get.

  1. Scheduled jobs you own

    Scheduled jobs on your own server or plain scripts, so you own them and the bill does not grow with every run.

  2. Browser and desktop bots

    For the systems with no API: a bot that logs in, reads the screen and fills the form.

  3. Moves off Zapier or Make

    Your existing flows rebuilt on n8n or scripts, tested side by side before the old ones are switched off.

  4. Approval points

    The bot pauses before anything that costs money or leaves the company, and waits for a yes.

  5. Alerts and a run log

    When a flow stops, the owner hears about it the same day, with the step that failed. Every run leaves a line in the log.

In plain words, what it runs on, and who owns it

These are bots that do the repetitive computer work: a program that does a repeated job the way a person would: open the inbox, read the invoice, type it into the accounting screen, click save.

Where a system lets other programs talk to it (an API) we use that; where it does not, a browser or desktop bot does the clicking. Either way the job runs on a schedule, stops before anything that costs money, and someone is told the moment it breaks.

What it runs on

Scheduled jobs on your own server or plain scripts, plus browser or desktop bots where a system has no way in for other programs.

Who owns it at handover

The jobs run on your own server or as plain scripts, so you own them and the bill does not grow with every run. At handover you get a walkthrough of how it works and what to do when it stops.

Tell us the job.

A few sentences is enough. A person reads every request and says plainly whether we can help, what it costs and how long it takes.
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