Migration from Zapier and Make
We move the scenarios to n8n, including onto your own server. The automation bill goes down and control over the scenarios comes back to you.
What people usually arrive with
What we do
A review of what exists
Which scenarios work, which duplicate each other, and which have done nothing for a long time.
The move to n8n
Scenarios move across with their logic intact, with real names and a description of each step.
On your own server
Where it matters, n8n runs inside your perimeter and the data never leaves it.
Retiring old robots
Interface clicking is replaced with work through APIs wherever that is possible.
Documentation and access
Scenarios are documented and your team has access, so a change does not require the vendor.
The bill after the move
We show what automation cost before and after, server included.
What this looks like in practice
Typical scenarios in this area: what people arrive with and what we do about it. These are not named client cases, the confirmed work is collected in the portfolio.
- Situation
- The bill for operations grew every month although no new scenarios were added.
- What we do
- Moved to n8n on their own server. The operations limit stopped being a line in the budget.
- Situation
- Forty scenarios, half of them duplicates, and nobody could untangle them.
- What we do
- A review and a move of what actually works, with each step described.
- Situation
- Customer personal data passed through an external service.
- What we do
- Automation moved inside the company perimeter, and the data no longer leaves it.
Book a thirty minute conversation
Pick a time that suits you. We will talk about how the process works today and where it breaks