Nathan Britten

Services

Remove the manual work that's quietly costing you hours every week.

Not generic 'integrations.' Specific CRM connections, AI workflows for real tasks, and internal tools that replace repetitive admin — so your time goes back into the business.

No pitch. No obligation. Ready within 24 hours.

What's included

The work, not the fluff.

The outcome

What this actually changes.

Hours back every week

Onboarding, reminders, data entry, and follow-ups that currently live in someone's head or inbox.

Fewer dropped balls

Confirmations, CRM updates, and handoffs that happen every time — not when someone remembers.

Systems that scale

Growth stops being capped by how many hours you can personally throw at admin.

The process

How it works

  1. 01

    Map the manual work

    We find the repetitive tasks eating time — and put a real cost on them.

  2. 02

    Build the automation

    CRM hooks, AI workflows, Zapier/Make, or a small internal tool — whichever actually fits.

  3. 03

    Hand over something that runs

    You get a system that works without you babysitting it every week.

Free calculator

What is that manual task actually costing you?

£

Result

£19,200

Cost of the manual process / year

  • Weekly cost£400
  • Hours per year480 hrs

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Questions

Is this just Zapier?+

Sometimes Zapier or Make is enough. Often it isn't — CRM quirks, AI steps, or internal tools need real engineering. I pick the simplest thing that actually solves the problem.

How do I know what's worth automating?+

If a task happens every week, takes real hours, and follows a repeatable pattern, it's usually worth it. Use the calculator above to put a yearly cost on it — that usually makes the decision obvious.

Will this replace my team?+

No. It removes the admin that stops your team doing the work that makes money. Sales people should be selling, not copy-pasting between systems.

What does a typical project look like?+

Fixed-price and scoped upfront after a short discovery call. Most automation work starts with one painful process, then expands once that's running cleanly.

Know what's eating your week? Let's remove it.

Tell me the process that keeps coming back. I'll map what can be automated and what it's worth — before you commit to a build.