Workflow rescue
Diagnose and repair one broken or unreliable workflow without rebuilding the entire stack by default.
- Failure path and duplicate risk review
- One agreed repair or migration
- Test evidence and handoff notes
For agencies and consultants
Add automation delivery without building a new department.
Bring us one clearly defined client problem. Automintly helps scope the work, builds the agreed system, documents it, and hands it back through a partner process with clear responsibilities.
Three starting lanes
Sell the result. Keep the first build narrow.
These are starting scopes, not one size fits all packages. Partner pricing is confirmed after the existing tools, access requirements, risk, and acceptance test are understood.
Content operations
Build a controlled content queue that prepares assets, requests approval, publishes approved items, and records results.
- Queue and approval status
- Supported API publishing path
- Post ID logging and failure alerts
Lead operations
Route form, email, or CRM leads to the right person and keep follow up visible without pretending every conversation can be automated.
- Lead capture and assignment
- Reviewable follow up steps
- Human escalation and outcome tracking
Commercial model: the partner receives a written wholesale scope and invoice. The partner chooses its own client price. No production work starts until payment and authorized access are in place.
Partner process
Know what happens before access changes hands.
Fit check
Describe one client process and the desired business outcome. No account access is needed yet.
Written scope
We document the build, exclusions, responsibilities, acceptance test, timing, and wholesale price.
Build and review
After payment and authorized access, we build in stages and stop at agreed review gates.
Handoff
You receive test evidence, operating notes, known limits, and the agreed support boundary.
Clear boundaries
A practical fit for defined client work.
Good fit
- A web, brand, marketing, or operations partner with an active client need
- One process with a clear owner and an observable acceptance test
- Supported tools, authorized access, and a realistic review schedule
- A partner who wants documented delivery rather than a black box
Not a fit
- Guaranteed revenue, rankings, or customer response
- Credential sharing, platform rule evasion, or undisclosed account access
- Unbounded builds without written scope and acceptance criteria
- Production changes without the responsible account owner's approval
Start with one client process.
Use the project estimate form to describe the agency, the current tools, and the manual or unreliable step. We will reply with the next scoping question, not a generic package.