Service
Process Automation
End-to-end automations in n8n and Make.com that carry a process from trigger to finished state without anyone re-typing anything.
Process automation
A process that runs itself, and stops when it should
Scroll to follow two orders through the same automation: one goes through, the other fails safe.
An event arrives
A checkout, a form or a webhook starts the run. Nobody types anything.
- An event arrives
- Every step runs in order
- Something is wrong
- It fails safe
- A person decides
An event arrives
A checkout, a form or a webhook starts the run. Nobody types anything.
Every step runs in order
Check, claim, send, log. Each step knows what the one before it did.
Something is wrong
The second order fails the check. Stock is short or data is missing.
It fails safe
Nothing is half-sent. The run stops and a person is alerted.
A person decides
Every run is logged, so you can see what happened and why.
Modelled on a real build: voucher fulfilment that sends nothing if stock is short.
You need this when
- The same data gets entered into two systems by hand.
- A process only runs when one specific person is at their desk.
- Things get missed as soon as volume spikes.
What you get
- The process mapped before anything is built.
- The working automation, running in your own accounts.
- Error handling that fails safe rather than half-way.
- Alerting when something needs a human.
- Written handover with a test matrix.
Stack
- n8n
- Make.com
- Zapier
- Webhooks
- REST APIs
A real build
StoryTours.ai's voucher fulfilment: Stripe checkout to inventory to email, claiming exactly N codes per booking and sending nothing at all if stock is short.
Tell us which process hurts most
We reply within one business day, with questions rather than a pitch. If it is not a fit, we say so.
Email us: jonathan.schlick@laneops.de