AI Automation Agency Services

Automate the work your team keeps doing by hand

Make.comZapierCRM and API connections

Neometa connects the tools you already use and builds workflows for repetitive admin, lead handling, reporting and content production.

Starting scope
One useful workflow
Pricing
Scoped after process review
Typical tools
Make.com, Zapier and APIs
Handover
Recording + written notes

Examples

Things we can automate

If someone on your team does one of these every week by hand, it is worth a conversation.

A website enquiry arrives

The lead goes into your CRM, gets categorised, the right person is told, and the next action is ready to send.

A meeting finishes

The notes become actions and a draft follow-up email, instead of sitting in someone’s notebook.

The monthly report is due

Data is pulled from every system it lives in and assembled into one report.

Content needs reviewing

Drafts move through the people who approve them, and what happened is recorded.

Data is copied between two tools

The tools are connected, so nobody has to paste it across again.

A working example

See one useful workflow run.

Follow a website enquiry as it is categorised, scored and passed to the right systems. Run the simulation to see each handoff.

Interactive Pipeline

Flow Automation

Interaction tip: Select any step above to inspect the logic and data processed at that stage.

Workflow Inspector
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Incoming Enquiry

Sarah Jenkins

Retail Growth: looking for a new website and SEO support

Lead Score

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AI Latency

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Category

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Automated Actions

CRM Deal Created
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Slack Alert Sent
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Draft Reply Queued
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Getting started

How we start

Tell us what your team does repeatedly. We look at whether it is actually worth automating: some tasks are too rare, too varied, or cheaper to keep doing by hand, and we will say so. If it is worth it, we map the process, build it and show your team how it works.

Scope

One workflow is a perfectly good project

You do not need a roadmap or a strategy document to start. Most projects begin with a single job that annoys someone every week. Larger sequences across several systems are possible, but they are rarely the right first step.

What the work involves

What you get, depending on the job

01

Working out what is worth it

We go through what your team does by hand and how often, then say which of it is worth automating and which is not.

02

A map of the process

What triggers the workflow, what happens at each step, and what should happen when something fails.

03

A single workflow, built

One job automated end to end. A web form that files the lead in your CRM and tells the right person, for example.

04

Several systems connected

Longer sequences across a few tools, where data has to be reshaped between them or a model has to make a judgement call.

05

Handover

A screen recording and written notes covering how it runs, how to change it and who to call when it breaks.

06

Keeping it running

Error alerts, fixes when an API changes underneath you, and adjustments as volume grows.

Data and failure

The workflow also needs a plan for when a tool fails

Automation is operational software. Access, personal data, error alerts and manual recovery are part of the design rather than details left until launch.

Least access needed

Connections are limited to the systems and permissions required for the workflow.

Visible failures

Important errors alert a person instead of leaving records silently stuck between tools.

Manual recovery

The handover explains how to replay, correct or bypass a failed step when necessary.

Ongoing ownership

You receive the workflow map and documentation. Monitoring and changes can stay with Neometa or move to your team.

Automation FAQs

Questions people usually ask us

Lead handling, CRM updates, internal notifications, reporting, content production and review, and connecting tools that currently need someone to copy data between them.

Tell us what your team keeps doing by hand.

Describe the task and how often it happens. We'll tell you whether it is worth automating and roughly what it would take.

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