Business automation

The same information often moves through a form, an email, a spreadsheet and a CRM. Zipwolf connects those steps into a defined workflow: what starts it, where the data goes and when a person needs to check it. The aim is less rekeying and clearer task handling.

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When your tools do not work together

This service is for sales teams, administrators and business owners repeating the same steps or losing track of enquiries. A CRM is a system for managing customer relationships. We define its role around how your team works, rather than starting with a preferred product.

How we work

What we connect

Enquiries and task assignment

We define how enquiries are captured, checked and routed, who receives each task, which information they need and how status is recorded.

CRM and email workflows

We connect agreed status changes to reminders, response drafts or approved messages. Sending rules, recipients and exceptions are defined before activation.

Data and recurring reports

We set up agreed data transfers between available systems, including checks for missing fields and duplicates, and notifications when a workflow stops.

How we work

How we work together

01. Map the actual process

We walk through a real task with the people doing it, recording manual steps, exceptions and the access required.

02. Check feasibility

We assess integration options, data quality and software costs, then agree a bounded first workflow and how it will be tested.

03. Test and hand over

We test normal cases, failures and repeated runs, then hand over operating instructions, responsibilities and an agreed maintenance arrangement.

Illustrative example

Enquiries in the right hands

A new website enquiry creates a CRM record and a task for its owner. The workflow checks required fields and whether the contact already exists. Incomplete enquiries go to a person for review. A sales message is sent only under rules the team has approved.

Not every step needs AI

For clearly defined data transfers, we often propose rules without generative AI. Integration depends on system access, available interfaces and licences. We do not promise to connect every tool; unsupported or high-risk steps are identified before a proposal is agreed.

Before we start

Do we have to replace our tools?

Not necessarily. We first check whether your current tools can support the workflow. A replacement is proposed only when an existing limitation cannot reasonably be addressed.

What happens when a workflow fails?

We define checks, notifications and an owner for the agreed workflow. Retries are specifically tested to help prevent duplicate records or messages.

How is the price determined?

Pricing depends on the systems involved, rule complexity, exceptions and maintenance needs. Software licences and external service usage are listed separately from project work.

Which task keeps coming back?

Describe one workflow and the tools it passes through.

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