Workflow Automation
You Actually Own

Those tools are great for quick, simple connections, and we'll tell you when one of them is genuinely the right call. The difference shows up when the logic gets real — branching rules, proper error handling, large data volumes, or steps that per-task pricing quietly punishes. We build automation as actual software in your own codebase and infrastructure, so there's no per-task metering, no ceiling on complexity, and nothing that breaks silently when a vendor changes a node.

You own everything. The code lives in your GitHub, it runs on your infrastructure or a provider account you control, and it uses your API keys. There's no CodesSavvy account it depends on and no subscription to us — you can hand it to any developer afterward. Owning the code instead of renting it per task is the entire point.

Yes — that's usually the whole job. We connect to whatever you already run: databases, Stripe, CRMs, spreadsheets, internal APIs, and third-party services that expose an API or webhook. When a tool has no clean integration, we build the bridge rather than forcing your process into someone else's template.

Yes. We wire LLMs like Claude and OpenAI into automations for the steps that used to need a person — classifying incoming requests, extracting data from messy documents or emails, and drafting responses for review. It carries the same discipline as the rest of the work: guardrails, logging, and a human check where it matters. This overlaps directly with our AI integration work.

The first 30-minute scoping call is free — we map the process and tell you honestly whether custom automation is worth it or whether an off-the-shelf tool would do. Workflow automation starts from $3,000; the final price is set on a written scope. After that, work is fixed-price and scoped to your project, with a written plan before anything starts. You pay once to build it, not forever per task.

Automations always evolve as you learn what the process really needs. Because it's your code, changes are straightforward — we can extend or adjust it, or any developer can. We build with that in mind from the start: clear structure, logging, and retries, so the automation bends with your process instead of breaking the moment it changes.