Done-for-you automation

Workflow & Process Automation That Runs Without You

Workflow & process automation connects the apps you already use — CRM, calendar, email, forms, invoicing — so data moves and work gets done without anyone touching a keyboard. We design it, build it, run it, and maintain it. You just see the busywork disappear.

The busywork is quietly costing you customers

Every business runs on small, repetitive handoffs. A form comes in and someone has to create the contact. A job closes and someone has to send the invoice. A lead calls and someone has to remember to follow up. Each step is easy. Doing all of them, every time, forever, is where things break.

Missed calls. Missed follow-ups. Missed customers. Most of it traces back to manual steps that depend on a busy human remembering to do them. Automation removes the remembering. When a lead comes in, the CRM record is created, the confirmation goes out, the task is assigned, and the follow-up sequence starts — instantly, every time, at 2pm or 2am.

It also pairs naturally with the rest of your front line: our AI voice agents can answer the call, and the workflow behind them books the appointment, updates the CRM, and triggers the follow-up.

  • Leads routed, logged, and followed up the moment they arrive
  • Quotes, invoices, and reminders sent on schedule, not when someone remembers
  • Your existing apps connected — no rip-and-replace
  • Runs 24/7 with the same consistency on the thousandth run as the first

Built on proven tools. Managed by people who live in them.

We build on Make, n8n, and Zapier — the same platforms powering automation at companies of every size — and connect them to your CRM, phones, calendars, and marketing stack. The tools are proven. The difference is who's responsible for them.

DIY automation usually dies the same way: someone builds a few zaps, an app updates, something silently stops, and nobody notices until a customer does. With Evolv, the system is monitored and maintained as part of the service. When your process changes, we change the automation. When something errors, we catch it — not your customers.

If you want to see what this looks like in practice, we've written up a step-by-step lead follow-up workflow — one of the most common systems we build.

  • Built on Make, n8n, Zapier, and your existing software
  • Monitored and error-handled — failures get caught and fixed by us
  • Documented, owned processes — not a mystery box of zaps
  • Continuously improved as your business and tools evolve

How we automate your processes

Map the busywork

In a free consultation, we walk through how work actually flows in your business — where leads come from, what gets typed twice, what slips through. We identify the automations with the fastest payoff.

Design the system

We design the workflows end-to-end: triggers, logic, integrations, and what happens when something unusual comes through. You approve the plan before we build.

Build and test

We build in Make, n8n, or Zapier — whichever fits your stack — and test against real scenarios from your business, not demo data, before anything goes live.

Launch and monitor

We roll out carefully, watch every run, and tune the details. Errors alert us, not you.

Book a free AI automation consultation and we'll map the workflows in your business worth automating first — with a clear plan and consultation-based pricing. And it's backed by our 14-day money-back guarantee: if the system doesn't do everything we say it does, you pay nothing.

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Frequently asked questions

What kinds of processes can you automate?
Anything with a repeatable trigger and a defined outcome: lead capture and routing, follow-up sequences, appointment reminders, quote and invoice generation, review requests, onboarding paperwork, reporting, and data sync between your CRM and other tools. In the consultation we map your specific processes and prioritize the ones with the fastest payoff.
Do we have to switch software or change how we work?
No. We build around the tools you already use — your CRM, calendar, phone system, forms, and accounting software. Automation platforms like Make, n8n, and Zapier connect to thousands of apps, so switching software is rarely necessary.
What's the difference between this and setting up Zapier ourselves?
The tools are the same; the responsibility is different. DIY automations tend to break silently when an app updates or a process changes. We design, build, monitor, and maintain the system as a managed service — errors alert us, and fixes are included. If you're weighing the options, our comparison of an automation agency vs. doing it in-house breaks down the real tradeoffs.
What happens when an automation breaks?
We catch it. Every workflow we deploy includes error handling and monitoring, so failures trigger alerts to our team — not silent gaps your customers discover. We fix issues as part of the ongoing service, and we adjust workflows proactively when your apps or processes change.
How long does it take to build?
Simple workflows — like lead routing or appointment reminders — are often live within days of approval. Larger multi-step systems typically take a few weeks, rolled out in stages so you see value early rather than waiting for one big launch.
How much does workflow automation cost?
Pricing is consultation-based, because the right scope depends on your processes and tools. We'll give you a clear, fixed proposal after mapping your workflows. For general market context, see our breakdown of what AI automation agencies cost in 2026.
Can workflow automation work together with AI voice agents or chatbots?
Yes — that's usually where it's most valuable. A voice agent or chatbot handles the conversation; the workflows behind it book the appointment, update the CRM, send confirmations, and start follow-up. Most clients combine services from our full lineup so the front end and back end run as one system.
Do we own the automations you build?
Yes. The workflows run in accounts you control, and everything is documented. You're never locked into a black box — though most clients stay on the managed service because monitoring, fixes, and ongoing improvements are included.