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n8n, Make.com & Zapier Automation

Your tools should pass data to each other without a person copying it across. I build automations in Make.com, n8n, Zapier and Pabbly that are documented and easy to maintain.

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n8n, Make.com & Zapier Automation

Software & Automation

BeforeSomeone copies data between tools every day.

What gets built

  • Make.com scenarios
  • n8n workflows
  • Zapier and Pabbly automations
  • Webhooks and REST API integrations

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StackMake.comn8nZapierPabblyWebhooksREST APIs
GoHighLevel workflow builder screens showing triggers, branches and follow-up steps

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Automations & workflows

Automations that handle lead nurturing, follow-ups and customer onboarding, so the business keeps running without manual work.

Real delivered work — client details blurred.

Automate My Workflow

The problem

What this solves.

  • Someone copies data between tools every day.
  • Leads from one platform never reach the CRM.
  • An automation broke weeks ago and nobody noticed.
  • Each tool holds a different version of the truth.

What you get

What gets built.

  • Make.com scenarios
  • n8n workflows
  • Zapier and Pabbly automations
  • Webhooks and REST API integrations
  • Data mapping and conditional logic
  • CRM synchronisation and lead routing
  • Appointment, payment and reporting workflows
  • Error alerts and a written map of every automation

Scoped and quoted before work starts.

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Questions

Before you get in touch.

  • Which platform should I use — Make, n8n or Zapier?

    It depends on complexity, volume and budget. Zapier is simplest, Make handles complex logic well and n8n can be self-hosted. I recommend the one that fits rather than the one I prefer.

  • Who owns the automation accounts?

    You do. The accounts and subscriptions are in your name, so nothing is locked behind me.

  • How will I know if an automation stops working?

    Error handling and alerts are part of the build, so a failure is noticed quickly rather than silently dropping data.

  • Can you fix automations someone else built?

    Yes. I review what is running, fix what is broken, remove what is redundant and document what remains.

More questions? Read the full FAQ.

Next step

Have a system that needs to be built, fixed or connected?

Send me a message with what you are trying to achieve, what tools you currently use, and where the process is breaking. I can help you map the right setup before we build anything.