Somebody on your team is the integration between your systems.

They export from one tool, clean it up, and paste it into another. Every Friday they rebuild the same report by hand. It works — until they are on leave, and then nothing does.

What it costs you

  • Hours

    The recurring tasks — admin, reporting, data movement — that eat the week and produce nothing new.

  • Errors

    Every manual copy between systems is a chance for your numbers to stop agreeing with each other.

  • Delay

    The decision waits for the report. The report waits for the export. The export waits for a person.

You do not need more people doing this work. You need less of this work existing.

What we build

The recurring work, removed — not reassigned.

We audit your processes first and map every automation worth building, priced in the hours it currently burns. Then we build the workflows — on n8n and Make, wired into your systems through their APIs — and run them on Johan OS, the AI operating system we install inside your operation. You own the workflows and everything under them.

  • Process audit and automation opportunity mapping
  • Workflow builds on n8n and Make
  • System integration and API connections
  • Recurring-task elimination — admin, reporting, data movement
  • Reconciliation and financial reporting on the same rails

What it looks like running

Enquiries that route themselves. Work that cannot idle unnoticed.

For one mental-health non-profit, enquiries used to arrive down four different routes and get handled by hand, one at a time. Now a new enquiry alerts the right channel and creates a follow-up task within 24 hours.

Anything idle for 14 days flags itself to whoever owns it. A pipeline digest arrives every Friday morning. Nobody compiles it.

List the tasks your team repeats every week. That list is the build spec.

Built. Run. Owned.