Zapier (Authorized Partner)
A Zapier partner who will tell you when not to use Zapier.
Authorized Silver partner, four Zapier certifications, issued by Zapier rather than self-declared. I build Zaps that survive contact with real data, and I will say plainly when n8n or Make is the better tool for your job.
Start a briefWhat the badge does and does not mean
The partner status is Zapier's own assessment, not a badge I made myself: an authorized partner listing with four completed certifications, including the advanced technical track. What it does not mean is that every problem is a Zapier problem. Zapier is superb for connecting SaaS tools quickly; at high volumes or with complex branching, n8n often costs less and breaks less. I sell the outcome, not the logo.
The work itself
Typical jobs: lead capture into your CRM without the copy-paste, order events fanning out to fulfilment and accounting, form submissions becoming tasks with the right owner, alerts when the numbers drift. Every Zap is documented and handed over in your own account, so you are never locked to me.
The handover
Built for you.
Owned by you.
Zapier (Authorized Partner), handed over in your own account.
- Zaps built in your account, documented step by step
- Migration and cleanup of Zap sprawl that grew tangled over the years
- An honest call on Zapier versus n8n versus Make for your volumes
- Handover with the keys: you own everything, always
The work
behind the words.
Published case studies of running systems. Open them and take a look.
AI-in-the-loop automation — n8n, Make and your own APIs
Busywork automated with AI: n8n and Make workflows, custom API integrations and scheduled jobs running the repetitive parts of a real, live multi-brand operation, so data moves and reports generate themselves.
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A Shopify + Etsy store that fulfils itself
An order on Shopify or Etsy becomes a print job at Prodigi without anyone touching it. n8n carries it through, and the two storefronts stay in step.
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An owned email stack — no vendor lock-in
A newsletter stack with no Mailchimp, no Beehiiv and no monthly ransom as the list grows. Subscribers live in Postgres, Resend does the sending, and the whole thing is portable, because the list is the asset and it shouldn't sit inside someone else's product.
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Start with
what you need.
One line is enough to start. You get an honest answer on fit, and a number rather than a discovery call.
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