AI automation: hand off repetitive tasks, keep the growth
My AI automation process in Switzerland
Workflow mapping
Process Audit & AI Workflow Mapping
I map your internal flows and manual data entry with precision — the work that devours your Mondays. I never automate at random; I target what ultra-repeats.
Intelligent automations
n8n Automations & AI Agents
n8n, Make, APIs, AI: quotes generated, leads qualified, CRM synced in real time. Your team keeps the tools they already know — without upending how they work.
Production & monitoring
Cloud Deployment & Monitoring
I guarantee rock-solid stability for your automated processes. Rigorous supervision lets me fix the smallest error upstream. Everything stays invisible on your end.
Why me
AI that works for you, not another tool to babysit
Fifteen years building websites and wiring them into the rest of your tools. The automations I set up talk to your CRM, your site and your sales people, not to a dashboard nobody opens.
The tasks first, the tools second
I don't start with n8n or ChatGPT. I start with the emails you answer twice, the calls that never get logged, the follow-ups that slip. The tools come after, not before.
One person, from the site to the flow
The person who builds your website is the person who connects it to your CRM and your inbox. No handoff, no vendor whose Slack you never joined.
Why invest in AI automation in Switzerland?
Most Swiss SMEs don't lack software. They lack hours. The inbox fills up after 18:00, the missed call is never logged, the quote follow-up waits until Thursday. That is not a motivation problem. It is a process that still depends on one person remembering. Automation is not a chatbot on the homepage. It is the work that used to sit in your head, running without you.
The same pattern shows up in most small teams: several languages, tools that don't talk to each other, and evenings spent catching up. I wire the tools you already pay for (email, calendar, CRM, forms, WhatsApp) so a request that arrives at 23:00 is in the pipeline before you open your laptop.
Emails, calls and follow-ups, handled
Incoming mail sorted, tagged and routed. Calls transcribed and summarised into the CRM. A reminder that actually goes out when a quote sits unanswered. None of this needs a new app your team has to learn. It lands in HubSpot, Pipedrive, Airtable or the inbox they already open on Monday morning.
I use n8n, Make and direct APIs when they are the honest answer, and a custom agent when a template would become a workaround factory. The point is not the brand of the tool. The point is that the flow still runs when you are on a site visit in the Val d'Anniviers.
Connected to the site, not bolted on later
A form submitted at 23:00 that dies in an unread mailbox is decoration. The same form, wired to your CRM and a follow-up sequence, is infrastructure. Because I also build the websites, the automation is designed with the page, not patched onto it six months later by a different vendor.
And where it earns its place, the AI lives inside the product itself: an assistant that answers from your own content, a quote that drafts in your voice, a lead scored before a human looks at it. Wired to the model you choose, through the same API layer as the rest of the stack. No black box, no hostage situation: the workflows sit in your accounts.
Switzerland & international
AI automation in Switzerland: what changes for a small team
You get hours back, with no new tool to learn. I work from St-Luc in the Swiss Alps, setting up automations for companies in Switzerland and internationally. We spend an hour together, over a coffee or a glass of wine (or on a video call), on the tasks eating your evenings. After that, emails, calls and follow-ups run while you sleep.
The inbox that sorts itself
Mail triaged, tagged and routed to the right person or the right pipeline. You read what needs a human. The rest is already filed.
Calls that don't vanish
Missed calls, voicemails and meeting notes transcribed into the CRM. The next person who picks up the file already knows what was said.
Follow-ups that actually go out
A quote sitting unanswered gets a reminder. A lead that went quiet gets a nudge. On a schedule you define, in the tone you already use.
Your tools, not a new dashboard
HubSpot, Pipedrive, Airtable, Google Workspace, WhatsApp, n8n, Make. The automation lands where your team already works. Nothing extra to log into.
Other Services
Other Services
AI Automation FAQ
Clear answers on automating repetitive tasks and scaling your SME's operations.
What can you actually automate for a Swiss SME?
The work that repeats: sorting and routing email, transcribing and logging calls, sending quote follow-ups, pushing form submissions into the CRM, reminding someone that a lead went quiet. If a task happens every week and a human currently remembers to do it, it is a candidate. If it needs judgement every time, it stays human.
Do I need ChatGPT, n8n, Make, or something custom?
It depends on the flow, not on the brand. n8n and Make are the right answer for most CRM, email and form plumbing. A custom agent is the right answer when a template would become a workaround factory. I tell you which before you pay, the same way I tell you Webflow or custom for a site.
Will this replace people on my team?
No. It replaces the evenings spent catching up, the missed call that never got logged, the follow-up that waited until Thursday. Your people keep the conversations that need a human. The machine does the rest, including at 23:00 when nobody is in the office.
How long does a project take, and what does it cost?
A focused flow (form to CRM, plus a follow-up sequence) is usually days, not months. Several connected workflows sit closer to two to four weeks. Pricing is fixed after a short call, quoted in CHF, not subject to VAT. You own the accounts: n8n, Make, HubSpot, whatever we use. No platform I rent to you.
What if a flow breaks on a Sunday?
Monitoring and a human fallback are part of the build, not an extra. If a webhook dies, you get a notification instead of a silent failure. I stay available after go-live the same way I stay on a website: you have one number to call, not a ticket queue. Guardrails come before speed: an automation gets only the permissions its job needs, the same principle as stopping Cursor from erasing your database.
Do you only automate around websites you built?
No. Plenty of automations sit on a site I never touched, or on no site at all: inbox, calendar, CRM, WhatsApp. If I also built the website, the form and the flow are designed together. If I didn't, I still connect the tools you already pay for.