Service
Marketing automation
Sales and marketing workflows that run themselves.
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You talk to the person doing the work
No handover between salespeople, project managers and specialists. You deal directly with the person who analyses, plans and does the work.
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We optimise for deals, not clicks
Clicks, traffic and leads are only steps along the way. We follow what actually leads to sales and put more effort where it pays off best.
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No lock-in and no hidden costs
The price is set before we start and it holds. Nothing is added beyond what we agreed, and you are never tied into a contract to get help.
Frequently asked questions
Doesn't it become impersonal?
It does if you automate the wrong things. Emails pretending to be personal while obviously not being so are worse than no emails. We automate the timing and the admin, not the relationship.
How many workflows do we need?
Fewer than you'd think. Most get a long way on one well-built follow-up flow and scoring that works.
What does marketing automation mean?
That the system handles the timing instead of someone having to remember it. A lead who isn't ready to buy today gets the right content over the months that follow, and the salesperson gets an alert when that person starts warming up. It's automated follow-up, not automated relationships.
A lead that isn’t ready to buy today isn’t a bad lead. It’s a lead with the wrong timing. The problem is that they’re almost always forgotten, because the salesperson calls twice and then moves on to the next one.
Automation exists to keep that contact alive through those months without anyone having to remember it.
What you get
- Nurture flows that give something of value, not reminders that you exist.
- Lead scoring that speaks up when someone starts warming up.
- Internal alerts so sales reach out when there’s a reason to, not to a schedule.
- Automatic handling of the admin — tasks, follow-ups, data quality.
How it works
We start small. One workflow that works is worth more than six nobody maintains, and over-automation is at least as common a problem as no automation at all. It shows immediately from the outside when a company has automated itself away.
So we build flows personal enough to survive being read, and stop where it starts to feel mechanical.
